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ABOUT:For your consideration is a lot of THREE similar IBM Thinkpad 380 laptops, offered in bare-bones and damaged condition.ONE IBM charger is included, but despite being powered on as a courtesy, these units are offered as UNTESTED and are sold as PARTS for a Thinkpad enthusiast or for potential rebuild.Please remember that, while I am a retro tech enthusiast, I am not an expert on the specifics of any given piece of retro technology. Some small components may be missing that I am not familiar with, so please ask any questions BEFORE offerding. This is a piece of 1990's technology that is incomplete, and offerding on it constitutes an interest to tinker with the understanding of potential unexpected hurdles common to retro 1x Thinkpad 380x Pentium II w/ Active TFT & 96MB RAM• 2x Thinkpad 380ED Pentium MMX w/ Passive Matrix & 32MB / 80MB RAM• All 3 units have CD/Floppy installed• Caddies are missing• All units have their battery in untested and assumed dead condition• 1x IBM power supply isincluded• All 3 units power AND TESTING: Laptops are all in very well used condition. The 380X is the most physically damaged with the out power switch section of the case broken off (you can reach inside and press the physical power button to turn it on). Both 380ED units have very hazy passive matrix LCDs, the 380X has an Active TFT that is very red on cold boot and evens out as it warms up. All units have heavy use marks, missing screws, and areas were components were pried up to remove the original hard are used,barebones, vintage laptops with NO HARD DRIVES, offered UNTESTED AND ASIS for enthusiast parts scavenging, potential rebuild, or collecting. I am offering these units to another enthusiast with theunderstanding that the buyer is willing toundertake responsibility for the many repair and maintenance variables that come with antique computer components including such delicate tasks as capacitor replacement, etc.
