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Subject: Re: VIVANTE SE PARTS FOR SALE

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Anthony Chow

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Date Posted: 23:15:39 04/15/01 Sun
In reply to: Larry Latson 's message, "VIVANTE SE PARTS FOR SALE" on 19:45:37 01/26/01 Fri

>Hello!
>
>I am selling my Vivante SE for parts. It was working
>fine until about two weeks ago, when it started
>freezing at random times. I replaced the hard drive,
>but no luck.
>
>Vivante SE
>13.3" Screen, one red pixel
>266Mhz PII CPU (MMC connector, etc.)
>DVD Decoding card
>64MB SDRAM SO-DIMM
>DVD drive module
>Zip drive module
>24x CDROM drive module
>Floppy drive module w/external cable
>Port replicator with power cord
>Two other power cords
>Two LiIon batteries, one works, one doesn't
>56k X2 PCMCIA modem, works great
>10/100 3Com PCMCIA ethernet card, works great
>
>Make me an offer for parts or for the whole thing.
>Note that I am selling with full disclosure that the
>computer itself doesn't work, so I'd rather sell it
>for parts. Everything is as-is with no warranty. The
>module drives, RAM, PII CPU, DVD decoder card and the
>PCMCIA cards work fine - I think the problem is
>somewhere on the main board. Note also that no hard
>drive is included, but the SE accepts standard 2.5"
>IDE drives, which can be had for cheap.
>
>Contact me at lal9@po.cwru.edu and make me a
>(reasonable) offer.
>
>LL

I'm interested in the main board (without the cpu). I am willing to take a chance on it to see if it will work in my system if you are willing to part with it for ~$50.00

Tony

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