Modded Aspire One AOA110 Project For Sale + Extra Battery US

hbkdinobot · 2009-11-02

I have an Aspire One with touchscreen... I installed the touchscreen but did not have the correct wiring, so I never completed the touchscreen install. Everything is intact though except the wiring. The computer runs fine and has all of the original parts. It also has 1.5 GBs of RAM, and a Dell Wireless Card if you want to Hackintosh it and/or the original Wireless Card It came with a 4 cell battery and I also have an extra 6 cell battery. I wanted to see if anyone here is interested in it. If not I'll go to e-bay and probably sell the parts separately. I am looking for $400 for everything. You can e-mail me at hohler at gmail.com if you are interested.

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I have an Aspire One with touchscreen... I installed the touchscreen but did not have the correct wiring, so I never completed the touchscreen install. Everything is intact though except the wiring. The computer runs fine and has all of the original parts. It also has 1.5 GBs of RAM, and a Dell Wireless Card if you want to Hackintosh it and/or the original Wireless Card

It came with a 4 cell battery and I also have an extra 6 cell battery.

I wanted to see if anyone here is interested in it. If not I'll go to e-bay and probably sell the parts separately. I am looking for $400 for everything.

You can e-mail me at hohler at gmail.com if you are interested.

hbkdinobot, Nov 2, 2009

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