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Originally Posted by TheMalcolmConnection
That's SO the way to go too. You can control the type of hard drive (I usually use Samsung) amount of RAM and quality, even upgrade stuff and oftentimes sell it for far more than you bought it for.
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Yeah, my wife had a Dell laptop that's good enough for her uses and it cost me a TOTAL of about $120 to buy it and replace/install the parts it needed.
Most people will sell "broken" laptops for next to nothing because they don't know how easy it will be to fix it.
