Need suggestions

[daegalja]

I'm actually trying to sell my Hypersonic GX8 through ebay.
Need suggestions with pricing.

It works just fine, and no scratches outside.
Is $2300-2400 reasonable?

Thanks in advance!!

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Configuration

3.20GHz Intel P4 w/ Hyper-Threading Technology (800MHz FSB)
Intel 865PE+ICH5 Chipset Socket 478 Mobile Motherboard
512MB PC3200 DDR400 Ram SODIMM
Built-in ATA hardware RAID Controller
60GB 7200rpm Ultra ATA Hard Drive w/ 8MB cache (Hitachi 7k60)
80GB 4200rpm Ultra ATA Hard Drive
Toshiba SD-6012 x24/ x16/ x10 CD, 1x DVD-R/W Drive
ATI Mobility Radeon 9600 Pro Turbo 128MB (w/ TV-out)
Built-in 6 channel Output Sound system (w/ S/PDFIF)
Integrated V.92 56K Fax/Data Modem
Integrated GIGABIT Ethernet Modem
Built-in 802.11g Wireless
16.1" SXGA High Contrast Active Matrix LCD Display (1280X1024)
Built-in TV Tuner with Remote
Full-sized keyboard with number pad
DVI Output (Standard DB-15 adapter included)
Detachable MP3 Player with 32MB Flash Card

Connectivity

1 x External (PS/2)
1 x Parallel port (LPT1)
1 x External CRT Monitor (DVI & DB15)
4 x USB 2.0 ports
1 x Headphone, Mic & Line-in jack
1 x RJ45 for 10/100/100Mbit LAN
1 x RJ11 Jack for 56K (V.92) Modem
1 x IEEE 1394 FireWire port
1 x S/PDFIF Jack
1 x infrared file transfer, IrDA 1.1
1 x S-Video jack for TV output
1 x Serial port
1 x Coaxial TV Antenna Input

Leather Notebook Bag

Approx. 14.1" X 11.8" X 2.14" 12.0lbs
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[Brian]

Do you mean for a buy it now price? If not, I tend to let things go for a $1 start. It's more risky because you don't have downside protection, but, it will generate more bids, making you're unit look more attractive. For what you will get for it, look at the recently ended auctions for similar items.

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[sdnotebook]

yes the $1 start trick is gold

[nobbie]

$1? Why not one penny? []

A low starting bid is great for the reasons stated above. Also, eBay charges a lower lsiting fee for lower starting bids. If you're concerned about not getting what you want, then you can always specify a "reserve price." This the bid amount you will not let the item go less for. If you want $2300, then set your reserve for $2300. Be careful though. Too high a reserve and the item won't sell and you're out the listing fees.

Do a search for completed items matching yours and see what they're going for. Be sure to click on the "sort by newly listed" button, to see what the latest going prices are.

Good luck!

Nobbie[]