Beaurocrats again :)
man you have to stay away from them they are leading you astray. 
Please do get in for your regularly scheduled maintenance...
Much less than what you think....
It's a buyer's market. Used laptops are a dime a dozen. When someone can purchase a brand new HP starting at $549, why would they purchase a 2 year-old machine with less horse power on the video card, less space on the hard drive, a shorter warranty and more wear and tear than a new one? In other words, why purchase someone else's headaches when you can buy new ones for yourself?
Of course, maybe someone only has $500 to spend and not $549. So, you may get lucky on eBay. But, be prepared to take much less than what YOU think it's worth.
And, don't forget to send everything that came with the laptop, including all media, to the next owner. Everything was sold at a special OEM price along with that laptop. You can't keep any of it to use on the next one.
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How much is my laptop worth?
Age/Use:
Used for home and some gaming, had it for about two years now. Just has the usual scratches on the gloss from using a laptop.
Model:
HP Pavilion DV 2000
OS:
Windows XP Home (w/ SP2)
Processor:
Intel T2250 Dual-Core @ 1.73GHz
RAM:
1022mb
Page File: (Not sure what this is or how important it is)
1**7 available
Video Card:
nVidia Geforce 7200 Go w/ 128mb
Screen Size:
15.1 in.
Sound Card:
Conexant HD Audio Output
Wireless Card:
Not sure, but nothing fantastic, just something generic from 2 years ago that works fine
H
100gb, not entirely sure of the RPM, but it's partitioned, C drive has 82 gigs free, the rest is the install disk you can use to reinstall during startup
Other:
It has a built in webcam @ 1.3megapixels, built-in microphone.
Also, the warranty has about 1.5 years left on it, it's HP's best coverage possible.
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