[luke robinson]

Hmm, well i might sell it for spares or repairs. How much do you think I should ask for it? Am I better selling it whole or splitting it up into bits? The specs are:
Intel Pentium M 1.6 Ghz (centrino)
512mb ram (can be upgraded to 2gb)
20 gb HDD. The origonal should be 40-60gb but it broke.
13.3" Widescreen 1280x800 (perfect condition)
Keyboard Intact and working
Touch pad working
Battery working
Charger working
Wi-Fi card (built in but can be removed)

Thanks,

Luke

[cheesewheels99]

separte parts defantly trash the mobo and leave everything else

[Mike0001]

Originally Posted by cheesewheels99

separte parts defantly trash the mobo and leave everything else

Actually you may sell the m/b as someone else may buy it to try to repair it.

[cheesewheels99]

good idea sell all of the screws and stuff and like the case thingy without anything in it

[luke robinson]

I was thinking of actually repairing it now. But how do I find out that it's definatly the mobo that's faulty. No one else I know has this laptop. I mean do other easynote mobo's work in it like from the A6 or A7. I've looked but can't find any information. Oh and i'm thinking of respraying it. Just drew up some concept sketches on Photoshop and looks quite good.

[Tech Brian]

When you apply pressure near the HDD and the CPU it may mean that the CPU may be loose and could be cutting out, HDD loose, i would check these.

And iof not take it to a pc shop so they can check it out.

Tech Brian