This doesn't really fit into any Classified sections but rather than EBay, I'd like to give you good chaps a chance to offer to buy this high spec laptop to store your train spreadsheets on, train photos, or anything else train related. Or you could give it to a son or daughter to take to University. The options are endless.
When I was working for myself I would back up my work to various other terrestrial-based hard drives and what were essentially "servers".
This Dell is a 14" Inspiron, high spec machine with Intel Core Evo processor, Intel 128MB graphics card, 32GB RAM, 1TB solid state hard drive and Windows 11 Home. It was one of my "back up servers". It developed a screen flicker and as it was under warranty it went back to Dell to be fixed. It returned good as new. In fact it came back as essentially a new machine. New motherboard. New screen. New Windows installation. No data! In fact, no evidence of this being my laptop at all.
I have four other backups of my business projects, so rather than repopulate this laptop from the start, I have decided to sell it.
Happy to send you more photos if required, but there really are hardly any signs of physical use at all on this machine.
It was >£1500 including VAT when new. I'd like £550 and it will be posted with Full insurance (that's the going rate on EBay for similar specified machines in this condition)
Regards
Bob G
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