If there are defects, I would send it back to apple my friend. The machine is perfect.Well, you won't get nearly $3000 for it. New it is $2799 from Apple, any BTO options and taxes are pretty much lost money.
The closest refurb is the 2.33 GHz with 120 Gb drive but with 256 Mb video card for $2089 from Apple.
One thing you could do to help the sale is to state whether there were any dead pixels, and state whether there was any LED inconsistency or screen yellowing issues. If the screen is perfect, some people may prefer a 'tested and perfect' used machine over the Apple-chance-return-dance on new. Also, a near new machine raises the question in the buyer's mind of whether it is being sold to offload a lemon machine. Addressing that objection would be good.
Of course, if there are defects you are honour-bound to state those as well prior to sale.
Good to hear. When you advertise it, be sure to detail that it is perfect.If there are defects, I would send it back to apple my friend. The machine is perfect.
I dont get what you're trying to say.You're just throwing away money. I can't understand why you want a 23", yet a 15.4 screen is a monster to you? The MBP weighs only marginally more, and is thinner than the MacBook. It has the Santa Rosa chipset, and a LED backlit screen, which is superior to the MacBook. If you sell, you'll lose $500 off the bat, which means you've just paid, like 2200 for a black Macbook.
But then again, you seem to do this pretty perpetually, so maybe you've got the cash to burn. Maybe the different perspective will change your mind.
Opps. Moot point. Enjoy your Macbook.
