GREAT DELL DESKTOP FOR SALE

[zachmsdaddy]

Dell Dimension 4400 Desktop PC. One year old. Pentium IV, 40G Harddrive, 256K Ram, 2 CD drives (10x CDRW, burn your own cd's), 3.5 Floppy, 15" Monitor, Quiet-touch keyboard, Mouse, etc. Dell Stereo Speakers, Epson Stylus C80 Color Printer, WeeCam Webcam.
Software package includes: Windows XP Home, Microsoft Works Suite 2002, all original manuals and disks included.
We are selling this PC and switching to a laptop due to space concerns in our home. The system operates fantastically and we have had no problems with it.
Not that it is needed but we do guarantee this system will run when you get it. We paid over $1300 new in 2002, willing to let it all go for $800 plus all shipping and insurance costs. We may consider a trade for laptop with similar specs.

[implexant]

Not a bad price when you think about it, but you can get something better than that brand new from Dell for less or same price.

Now the trade is horrid. No one would give you a laptop with those specs for a desktop with those specs.

-Chris

[KarenMarie]

dell computer

This is what you can get for $1,100.

And that is retail. You could probably find it used for a lot cheaper.

jmho.

[zachmsdaddy]

This is true but we have listed a printer the one pictured in your link and a web cam as well. We are just really looking to get rid of this for more space we asked 800.00 but we will go 700.00. or a laptop with xp and perhaps some cash to make up the difference. We realize that buying a pc is alot like a car, once you drive it off the lot it is no longer valuable,same with a pc once you open the box it is no longer as valuable as it was when you bought it. We did make a post as far as was it a good deal some say not so then someone tell us what they think is fair and we can talk about it.

[shahani]

Computers depreciate a lot faster than cars. This is a good system and I'd keep it. Not worth selling it at the price you will get. Nowadays there are so many coupons/deals on Dells that what you'd get is a fraction of what its value is to you.

Don't mean to sound negative but with prices falling the way they ae, keeping it is the best option.