[Hanyouyomi]

The title speaks for itself, as I'm wondering where I can purchase a macbook for somewhere around $100 or so?

[sprite1950]

You might be able to get one on ebay or some other second hand site but the trouble is you don't know what kind of condition it could be in. I prefer to buy my computers new even though it might cost more because then if anything is wrong I can get it fixed under the guarantee.

[tabzy24]

try to check online shop.. ebay etc..

[Hanyouyomi]

You might be able to get one on ebay or some other second hand site but the trouble is you don't know what kind of condition it could be in. I prefer to buy my computers new even though it might cost more because then if anything is wrong I can get it fixed under the guarantee.

Yeah they seem to be be cheaper on eBay or other second hand sites. Amazon's out the question though as they're $300 and above...

try to check online shop.. ebay etc..

Yah, I'm in the process of doing that...

[AMiRU]

Is it even possible to get a working macbook with that price? Here in Malaysia a used 2011 macbook cost around USD250; but it is common for us in Malaysia to pay significantly higher price compared to others especially in USA. So, I guess it also depends on where you're from.

[Hanyouyomi]

Is it even possible to get a working macbook with that price? Here in Malaysia a used 2011 macbook cost around USD250; but it is common for us in Malaysia to pay significantly higher price compared to others especially in USA. So, I guess it also depends on where you're from.

Well yes, but they're usually 8GB, 60GB 120GB, or 160 GB memory hard drives according to my finds... No I'm working with a mac that memory of 2GB and 800 MHz, with 320GBs of space. I have an external hard drive of 120GB and its not enough to house every file and app on my Desktop, which gives me the impression that a 60GB, 160GB, and 8GB of memory space won't house much data... But at the same time too, I have two 1TB external hard drives... I'm trying to find a conferable Macbook companion.

[aecel]

Buy a second hand if you really want a cheaper price but check first if it's in good condition and ask the original receipt so you could know how old it really is. You may find second-hand Macbook on eBay or any website that sells or trade laptops.