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WORTH £500?? imac 20 inch 1.25-GHz PowerPC G4, 256MB DDR SDRAM, 80GB hard drive

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bushfrog

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Sep 23, 2006
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Could anyone tell me how much they think the following is now worth , as i have been offered £500, but am not sure if this is reasonable or not.

imac 20inch 1.25-GHz PowerPC G4, 256MB DDR SDRAM, 80GB hard drive... with its little round speakers etc and in mint condition!

Please someone help !

thanks
 
bushfrog said:
Could anyone tell me how much they think the following is now worth , as i have been offered £500, but am not sure if this is reasonable or not.

imac 20inch 1.25-GHz PowerPC G4, 256MB DDR SDRAM, 80GB hard drive... with its little round speakers etc and in mint condition!

Please someone help !

thanks
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I would accept £500 for that. I bought a 17" Intel iMac for £600 a while back.
 
anyone else ?

XIII said:
I would accept £500 for that. I bought a 17" Intel iMac for £600 a while back.
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Thanks for that,, anyone elses opinions would be helpful before i commit to buy also
 
It seems a little high, you can get a brand new 17" Intel Core-2 Duo iMac for £679 with 512MB RAM, 160GB HD. You can upgrade it to 1GB RAM for £729, and it'll be a much better investment.

EDIT: Sorry you're selling, the buyer is getting ripped off, it's a great price.
 
Since I'm not too savvy on iMac re-sale value's, don't trust my word over a more enlightened persons. I personally, looking at it from the spec view, wouldn't pay that much for a used computer. I just sold a 2GHz, 256MB, 80GB computer and was only able to get $350 (about 228 Euro) for it. I'm sure Apple's elegant design will boost that just a bit, but I'm not sure THAT much...

P.s. I'm not sure if my unit conversion is right. But still...
 
wizwaz3 said:
Since I'm not too savvy on iMac re-sale value's, don't trust my word over a more enlightened persons. I personally, looking at it from the spec view, wouldn't pay that much for a used computer. I just sold a 2GHz, 256MB, 80GB computer and was only able to get $350 (about 228 Euro) for it. I'm sure Apple's elegant design will boost that just a bit, but I'm not sure THAT much...

P.s. I'm not sure if my unit conversion is right. But still...
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you'd be surprised, a Powermac G4 Cube could go for £300($585,445 Euros) easy and it's over 6 years old
 
bushfrog said:
Thanks for that,, anyone elses opinions would be helpful before i commit to buy also
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Eraserhead said:
It seems a little high, you can get a brand new 17" Intel Core-2 Duo iMac for £679 with 512MB RAM, 160GB HD. You can upgrade it to 1GB RAM for £729, and it'll be a much better investment.

EDIT: Sorry you're selling, the buyer is getting ripped off, it's a great price.
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i think hes buying it as he says 'before i commit to buy', i though the was selling at first.
 
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