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Refurbished Dell Latitude D430 Core 2 Duo 1GB RAM 1.2GHz 80GB Laptop $159.98 + Shipping [Soldout]

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Refurbished Dell Latitude D430 Core 2 Duo 1GB RAM 1.2GHz 80GB Laptop $159.98 + Shipping [Soldout]
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Lak47992 on 17/09/2011 - 05:56 ozstock.com.au (2035 clicks)
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D430 Dell Laptop

  • Condition: refurbished
  • 80 GB hard drive and wireless capability for added convenience
  • Manufacturer: Dell
  • Family: Latitude
  • Model Number: D430
  • Processor Name: Intel Core 2 Duo
  • Processor Speed: 1.2 GHz
  • Memory: 1GB
  • Hard Drive: 80 GB IDE
  • Operating System: Microsoft Windows Vista Business Pre-Installed
  • Display: 12.1'' LCD Screen
  • Resolution: 1280 x 800
  • Network devices: 10/100/1000 Ethernet
  • Modem: 56K
  • Built in wireless capabilities: 802.11g
  • Video: Integrated video with VGA output
  • Audio: Integrated microphone, speakers, microphone jack, headphones jack
  • USB ports: 3
  • Card Reader: SD memory card reader
  • Onboard keyboard, touchpad, and track stick

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  • ozshaz on 17/09/2011 - 06:00
    +1

    can you please put " refurbished"in the post heading..

  • Windows7forever on 17/09/2011 - 06:30
    +1

    Not bad for a $170~ refurbished laptop!

  • Hirokuro on 17/09/2011 - 07:09

    Nice deal for a refurbished unit. I'm expecting all the covers (lid, palm rest, keyboard) has been replaced? If so that's an awesome deal :)

    • rokkz on 17/09/2011 - 07:57
      +1

      yeah unless the casing has been replaced, hope its not secondhand looking with worn palm rest etc, looks shocking if so.

      • [Deactivated] on 17/09/2011 - 10:14
        +2

        a secondhand laptop is what it is, I doubt very much that anything on it has been replaced.

      • llama on 17/09/2011 - 10:23
        +3

        Highly unlikely that ANYTHING has been replaced.

        They just would have reformatted, checked the battery holds (ANY) charge, and that the machine boots up.

  • Teddo on 17/09/2011 - 07:45
    +1

    has pcmcia. No charger/power supply?

    • ozshaz on 17/09/2011 - 08:15
      +1

      i looked into the details and it says no warranty for the battery !!! I think for a laptop a good battery is a must ;-)) otherwise it would be a desktop ;-))

      • ausbob71 on 17/09/2011 - 08:21
        +2

        we have an old hp laptop like this with < 5 minutes battery life could always look on eBay for a replacement I suppose.

      • Mugsy on 17/09/2011 - 08:26
        +2

        It's a secondhand/refurbished unit. No warranty on the battery is pretty typical, especially at this price.

        Almost got one the last time this deal was on ozstock. I like the 1280x800 res more than the current 1366x768 standard. For those looking for a portable unit, I believe this thing only has ~4hrs battery life on average from memory. For me, this is an issue, so I didn't get one. Plus is has Vista.

        • Teddo on 17/09/2011 - 09:52
          +2

          replacement 6300mah battery from Aubatt $125.

        • Mugsy on 17/09/2011 - 10:17
          +5

          That's a consideration but that bumps the total cost up to around $300 which doesn't make it much of a deal anymore.

          In comparison, I spent $420 on a new Lenovo E320. For the extra $120, I now have an i3 with 4Gb ram, four times more HDD space, a newer OS, battery life that's 6hrs+ and a full 1yr warranty (bonus 1yr from my credit card on top of that). Case cost me $9 from a MLN sale earlier this year and the mouse was free from Logitech's 100% rebate thing.

  • timhn on 17/09/2011 - 08:26
    +8

    I used this model at work few years ago - between 2007-2010. It's was OK laptop - if you don't abuse it much like most of our support personels who taken it off-road most of the time. From memory, my was exact spec with this plus extra 1Gb ram (2GB total).

    Pro:
    - Good for general app/Internet browsing, youtube
    - OK for movie - didn't try any HD.
    - Screen is visible when under brightlight
    - Light, if you want a netbook usage but with a bit more grunt
    - Good arm rest.

    Cons:
    - Lot of bloatwares - as usual with Dell, HP, etc
    - Battery can good for 1hr when new, then about 15-20mins after 6 months or so.
    - A bit hot for lap usage!

    • Mugsy on 17/09/2011 - 08:35

      Good summary… battery is worse than what I've read so it seems. Glad I didn't get one then. Had they managed to squeeze 6hrs out of the battery and gave it either XP or Win7 and 2Gb RAM, it would have been more suitable for my needs. Oh well, thank god Lenovo had that sale on E320's 2 weeks ago.

  • CarbonTwelve on 17/09/2011 - 09:07
    +3

    Hmm… Maybe it's just me, but with the abundance of $300 15" laptops I just don't see why you wouldn't spend another ~$100 to get a new one instead of refurbished. I mean, this isn't a bad deal per se, but spending just a little more to get a non-refurbished new model with full warranty and newer tech, not to mention Windows 7, just seems a lot better.

    Unless you downgrade the D420 to XP I reckon it'll struggle a bit with only 1GB RAM, and 80GB HDD will be enough for your standard office apps but not a whole lot else, and a 1.2GHz processor is really going to show its age if you start installing newer versions of software/OS.

    • wisc on 17/09/2011 - 10:36

      AND they usually have bigger HDDs, and they can have HDMI and better OS amd…

  • ugoagogo on 17/09/2011 - 09:08

    shoud put 12 inch screen in heading as well , but sounds good for the money

  • Mikinoz on 17/09/2011 - 09:20

    is this the 1.8" hdd model or the interal connector hdd? which may make it hard to upgrade the hard drive

    • ironpaw on 17/09/2011 - 11:07
      +1

      Yep. We support these at work and they do not use the standard 2.5" HDD's…

  • brenwildman on 17/09/2011 - 09:49
    +3

    You will generally find better deals than this on eBay

  • Jabba the Hutt on 17/09/2011 - 10:15
    +1

    Nowadays "refurbished" often seems short for "used but given a wipe with a cloth". In that case used can be better because at least you get details of the actual item while refurbished is a lucky dip. I'd want to know some details, e.g. when IBM sold refurbished ThinkPads on eBay, they described a little more about what that meant (e.g. new battery etc.)

  • freddy on 17/09/2011 - 10:15
    +2

    How is this refurbished and not just used?
    A proper "refurb" at this age would obviously mean a new battery for a start, and probably should be a new case.
    Problem is sellers think it is OK to make bald-faced lies like this, and pretend not to know what refurbished means. Soon the word is meaningless.

    On the plus side - this is a real portable at 1.5kg. Not as light as other 12" models without optical drive, but still good.

    • timhn on 17/09/2011 - 10:34

      Unless you after some spare parts, I wouldn't bother with refurbished laptops. You don't know what the previous owners usage like - could be saleman, road warrior, or just a deskbound secretary.

      The most likely item you want to replace is the HD, then the battery. With that extra purchases, you may as well get one of those $400-$500 laptop deals for much better spec and warranty.

      With Dell (we only deal with Dell at work so not sure about others like HP or Lenovo), I find the hinges got broken or loose very quickly after 1-2yr heavy usage. We had stack of them at work (not just this model) because of this.

  • samehada on 17/09/2011 - 12:02
    +1

    I checked my account and realised that there are 2 orders (3pcs per order) that I have placed but timed out and still showed up in My Orders list, so I think that I have held up to 6 of this laptops. So if anyone who missed out can contact me :) I will try to contact ozstock to see if I can continue with those orders :)

  • ppt on 17/09/2011 - 12:03

    I used a d420 before at work, which is the previous version with 1St Gen core duo CPU.

    light and portable but I rather get a netbook cost this laptop use 1.8"HD and its way slow.

    with 1gb ram windows will thrash the HD real bad

  • Bullion78 on 17/09/2011 - 12:15
    +1

    Help me understand why anybody would buy a secondhand laptop with these specs at this price when you can can buy a brand new one with warranty for not much over $300 if you bargain hunt?

    • Mugsy on 17/09/2011 - 16:43

      I suppose the 12" screen (i.e. portability with a better screen/resolution than most netbooks) is the main draw card and most laptops in that $300-400 price range are either 10" netbooks or 15.6" laptops. Still, I'd prefer a netbook as their battery life is much better.

  • maikhoi on 17/09/2011 - 12:30

    I'm pretty sure that the hdd is SATA, how come core 2 dou Running IDE drive?

  • Cap N on 17/09/2011 - 12:49

    I used this more than 3 years ago. It was really light, a bit sluggish (and this was on XP!).

    Good for road warriors who use Outlook and light Excel/Word usage.

    Bloody cheap price but then again it is refurbished/used and >3 yrs out of date…

  • ITveteran on 17/09/2011 - 18:55
    +2

    Sigh. Can OZbargainers avoid to be OZ scavengers? This piece of juck should go to recycle bin straight away.

  • denniski on 17/09/2011 - 20:08

    hahaha! i got heaps of these at ross auction (in perth) about six months ago for $100 each (along with lots of lenovo t61's cd2 7200) and sold them for $250, they're not bad, but i prefer the lenovos and still using one now

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