Are motherboards for laptops sold? Where?About How much? -Thanks?
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Motherboards for laptops are designed specificaly for the case. As far as I know it is not possable to upgrade the motherboard of a laptop.
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Compaqs are not a good idea!!  I have a Dell notebook and paid a little over $750 total for it.
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You can find what you want on E-Bay.  I don't know how fast you want it but E-Bay will have it.\n\nI got a 650 mhz IBM Lenovo for less than $200 and it serves me well.
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I have a client who is selling computer accessories through these folks: www.motherboardllc.com.  So far he seems very happy with their customer service.
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You can get all your parts from newegg.com. It's great site and generally has the best price.\n\nFor Motherboards stick with Asus. They make great boards and support them.  Use ATI for video cards.  Hard drive, use either seagate or Maxtor. Seagate tends to offer the best warrenty on their drives.  Processor, use AMD any of the 64bit processors will do.  Keep the ram no lower than 512MB. I generally go with whatever brand is cheapest.  Optical drives... meh HP is good but it really doesn't matter.  Sound cards stick with Creative. They simply have the best cards.  And for power supply and case use Antec. \n\nHope this helps... also check out pricewatch.com if you want an alternative to newegg.
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I was gonna suggest craigslist, but I saw that you would prefer selling it to a store.  You can try searching Superpages (http://www.superpages.com) for local computer shops and just call them and see if they buy computer components.
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wht brand laptops do they sell?
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I don't have a lot of time here, but why not get a brand new motherboard?  That's the heart of the computer, don't cheap out there.  Get a state-of-the-art motherboard and build an awesome computer.  Buy all the memory the MB will take.  Power supply, DVD burners, CD burners, expansion slots, a tower casing, 19" flat screen monitor, and so on.\n\nIf you are trying to build a cheap system, why not just buy one for even cheaper and save all that work?
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Go to ebay and see what comparable ones are selling for.\n\nI paid $200 apiece for 2 IBM thinkpads, 600-700 MHz, 20 Gig and 30 Gig hard drives, 256 RAM, dvd drive, 1 usb.
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Check out these computers at Overstock.com:\n\nhttp://www.overstock.com/?page=proframe&prod_id=1726379\nhttp://www.overstock.com/?page=proframe&prod_id=1135804\nhttp://www.overstock.com/?page=proframe&prod_id=493403\nhttp://www.overstock.com/?page=proframe&prod_id=472618\nhttp://www.overstock.com/?page=proframe&prod_id=483330
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Where?!?!?!?!  I already have my credit card out, just point me in the right direction.  In all seriousness, you can get one for $400, but NOT with all the trimmings, in fact it probably won't have any trimmings.  $700 to $1500 is still what I would call pretty decent range for a good laptop.
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For spare parts ==> newegg.com\nTo built own PC ==> www.mysuperpc.com/build/pc\n                ==> www.tomshardware.com/2005\nothers ==> greek.com\n       ==> futurepowerpc.com\n       ==> zipzoomfly.com\n\nI hope it is what you are looking for .
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I would suggest deal2buy.com and edealinfo.com for finding cheap laptops.  Its difficult to trust laptops on eBay.
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You need to contact eMachines if you want an answer for that.  Most of the motherboards used in mass-produced computers are scaled-down versions of prototype boards made by VIA, nVidia, Intel, AMD, etc.\n\nOdds are, you won't really get an answer and you will still end up buying a new motherboard or computer.  That's what happened to me with a compaq machine.
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Asus P5B DLX Motherboard \n\nhttp://shop3.outpost.com/product/4952111?site=sr:SEARCH:MAIN_RSLT_PG
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found a few on ebay \n\ndid u try with dell !
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YES, No, YES , No, Yes NO, etc.\nIt is like asking if a FORD is better tha an Edsel or\na Studebaker. There are thousands of motherboards made by \nboth companies, and they generally get a reputation on\na series of boards. Both MSI and ASUS have put out really\nexcellent boards, and gotten a good reputation, and then\nin the middle of 'excellence' they put out a real lemon that\nis not tested well, and which has terrible problems.\n Since new CPU's and USB's And peripherals like Firewire \nare comming out every month, it is difficult for them to\nkeep up, and test everything - they are all trying to be " FIRST" with new ideas, and features, and this can lead to problems. Generally both companies have had good success and\nhave many good products. I can NAME a few from both, that after a few months on the market, had terrible reputations,\nand user comments that were very poorly rated.\n It is probably best to wait a month or two when a new product is put out, and read the reviews on the internet from users, and TECH reviews. Like buying a car, one year\nthe product may be great, and the next year the same model\nis a lemon. There is no way to be certain other than letting\nother people purchase and test the boards first.