$139 Acer Veriton Desktop Computer Refurbished
This was posted 263 days ago, and might be an out-dated deal
Acer Veriton Desktop Computer
DVD/RW, 8 USB Ports, 1GB DDR2 and More!
With Ubuntu for $139 or With XP Pro for $169
Special Today - upgrade RAM to 1.5GB for $19.95!
Just mention it in the Comments box during checkout
Specifications:
- Model Acer Veriton 5800 (manual)
- Motherboard G945MK
- Processor: Celeron 2.8GHz
- Memory slots 4x DDR2
- Memory: 1024mb (maximum capacity 4GB)
- 80Gb SATA hard drive
- DVD-RW drive
- Operating system: Ubuntu 9.04 or Windows XP Pro (no media supplied)
- Video: Intel 945G
- Audio Realtek ALC880 (Intel high-def ICH7) supports up to 7.1
- 10/100/1000 Mbps Ethernet (Marvell 88E8052)
- Two 3.5-inch drive bays
- One 5.25-inch drive bay
- Dimensions 13cm (H) x 37cm (W) x 43.5cm(D)
- Weight: 12kgs (approx)
- 300watt power supply
- Condition: Excellent, some minor scratches on top of case
Ports:
- 1 PS2 Keyboard
- 1 PS2 Mouse
- 6 audio ports (audio in/line in, audio out/line out, headphone out, mic in)
- 8 USB ports (4 front, 4 rear)
- 1 Parallel
- 1 Serial
- 1 RJ-45 Network Interface
- 1 VGA
- 2x PCI slots
- 1x PCI Express slot
Shipping Options:
- One Acer PC with Ubuntu is $163.95 delivered
- Additional Acer PCs with Ubuntu are $149 each (includes $10 for extra insurance/shipping and handling)
- Each Acer PC with WinXP is $193.95 delivered
- Additional Acer PCs with WinXP are $179 each (includes $10 for extra insurance/shipping and handling)
- If you want an extra 512mb of RAM (upgrade to 1.5GB total), mention it in the Comments during checkout, and you will be charged $19.95 separately
- Limit 3 per member
Warranty: Three months from Zazz
Meh, I dunno about deals on refurb PCs that are pretty ancient. If you’re really after a budget desktop you can usually scour eBay and find something cheaper or at least with better spec for similar price.
I bought this just the other day, worked out to $199 incl delivery.
http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&ssPageName=...
Voter1: at that price, if it breaks it won’t be worth fixing ;)
blitz: hehehe, nah it’s the power pack… the unit I bought is some wacky desktop that uses laptop components to get the small form factor.
yeah . thats why im saying it might be useful for some people to look into spending maybe $50 extra to get a pc that CAN be fixed or upgraded.
For that age, parts are actually cheap but they wont work if you have all this proprietary stuff.
The psu split in 2 is definitely a worry. The cord on the power brick breaks = you’re boned. One of the caps on the internal psu fries = you’re boned.
The 945 can handle core 2 duo and that case can also hold a full height PCI-x 16x so pretty good machine, not sure about the failure rate.
forgot this site started at midnight as i pretty much duped it as i think its a good deal until i realised that someone beat me too it, then i just changed mine to the aldi one.
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I won’t fail it, but I will say that the failure rate of acer pc’s (specifically this model) was higher than any other manufacturer I’ve seen in a long time.