Advise on used black Macbook

[iag48]

I found on Craigslist.org a black Macbook (2.0ghz/120gb/2gb for 850 and 2 and a half years of Apple care.

Isn't this a little too high? He says it will support 4gb of ram but if I remember correctly the early black books only supported 2gb max.

Also Apple refurbished had the latest black book for 1,099.99

What do you think?

 

[deorg]

I found on Craigslist.org a black Macbook (2.0ghz/120gb/2gb for 850 and 2 and a half years of Apple care.

Isn't this a little too high? He says it will support 4gb of ram but if I remember correctly the early black books only supported 2gb max.

Also Apple refurbished had the latest black book for 1,099.99

What do you think?

first is it CORE 2 DUO or coreduo, if its the second forget the deal., and yes ebay for ram and there are a lot of bussines that sell you 2 sticks of 2gb each, for your macbookie

 

[iag48]

I thought all black books were core 2 duo. I have 2.2 macbook already but I really like the black. I'm hoping I can find a cheaper deal.

 

[ref26]

I thought all black books were core 2 duo. I have 2.2 macbook already but I really like the black. I'm hoping I can find a cheaper deal.

I defintely think you should be able to find a better deal than that, you should be able to find a newer 2.2ghz blackbook for about that price. I wouldn't ask much more than that for mine.

 

[eman]

I thought all black books were core 2 duo. I have 2.2 macbook already but I really like the black. I'm hoping I can find a cheaper deal.

No, the blackbook also came in Core duo.

 

[gonyr]

I thought almost all macbooks on craigslist were scams. Be careful. The remaining applecare on what seems like an older machine and the possibly mistaken specs are both red flags.

 

[eman]

I thought almost all macbooks on craigslist were scams.

No, not all macbooks on Craigslist are scams.

 

[Scepticalscribe]

Frankly, I'd be wary of any postings of that nature - especially with strange, or unusual specs - on Craigslist.

Buy from someone you know, or trust, or better still, buy a refurb from Apple, which will come with all appropriate and completely trustworthy warranties/guarantees.

Cheers