Upgrading an old late 08 MBP to resell. Would I get more money

>>56363165
>upgrading an 8 year old laptop to to sell it
pls don't respond to this bad troll thread

I would much rather have the ssd

>>56363165
Depends who you're selling it to.

Shitmunchers will prefer 750GB (aka "over 200,000 songs!").

>>56363205
That's what I was thinking...I'd assume people who don't know what an SSD is will see a bigger number and just throw more money at it.

>>56363174
Go check the eBay prices on them. Even being old, there's a $200 difference between a base model and one with all the upgrades.

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>>56363174
Mactards will literally buy a steaming pile of shit if it was in the shape of the Apple logo.

>>56363337

Apple stuff just holds its value, another reason it's not really over-priced, as you can sell it for half of what you paid usually. Whereas absolutely nobody wants used PC hardware, even if it's only a few months old.

>>56363165
>SATA 2 port
>SSD

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>>56363362
Apple trash has no value. You pay $300 for a $30 laptop anyone with a brain retired years ago and $270 for a logo because religious fanaticism.

>>56363364
Wut ? First ssd made by intel is using sata port, that was 8 years+ ago.

>>56363337
>$300
Fugg isn't latitude always cost $1000+ when new?

>>56363402
I used a good ssd (500~MBps rw speed) on a sata2 port (~220MBps rw speed) and it was awful, it was just a little faster than an hdd. Not really worth it.

>>56363402
Latitudes have come down a lot in years since for business needs you really don't need something powerful. Literally the only reason is the way IT budget works and the cost/time to pay IT to reinstall and maintain old machines vs just buying a fleet of new ones.

That and because of the constant refreshes of millions of them being sold and resold by businesses floods the market with them crashing the prices.

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>>56363337
are latitudes as easy to DIY service as thinkpads are?

I've thought about getting an e6330 before as they look pretty awesome considering the small factor and the hardware contained inside