Below is the specification of the used laptop, I own the laptop and I'm willing to sell it, so it available at anytime you want it. the only issue with it is that the battery life is just 2mins, aside that every other thing works well. selling price is 35k(price negotiable.)

Call 08080762473 or YM! bizsergio for bargain. only interested buyers pls

Specifications
Size :
# Dimension: 331 X 276 X 44.5mm
# Weight: 3.3 Kg
Display :
# 15 inch LCD
# Resolution: 1400×1050
Processor :
# Mobile Pentium 4-M
# 1.8GHz, 512KB L2 Cache
# Front Side Bus: -
Graphics :
# nVIDIA GeForce4 4200 Go
# Video Ram: 64MB
RAM : 512MB DDR
Hard drive : 60GB
Optical drives : DVD ROM
Sound : Crystall CS4205
Network :
# 10-100M LAN
# 56K MODEM
Camera : No
Others :
# 2 * USB2.0
# 1 * IEEE1394
# 1 * PCMCIA
# 1 * RJ45
# 1 * Audio Output
# 1 * Audio Input
Power Supply : Lithium battery

to see the more specs, follow the link below:

http://www.dell.com/downloads/us/products/latit/c840_spec.pdf

cheers

Still available, but someone already inquired.

The laptop has been sold!!! Sorry people, maybe nextime.

@yosh

lol, OK, it's left to you then.

@all

Yosh ain't got the money yet so the laptop is still available for sale. go thru the specs and you'll see that you can't get any laptop with that specs this cheap. ok?

I 'd like get the dell notebook if you get a new c840 battery even a repacement dell latitude c840 battery.

Mr. aatterydig I am Jin Kazama, also known as Yoshimitsu. I have bought this laptop already from initialize, long time ago! However he has another more powerfull laptop then this one, ive forgotten the name all I remember is it has a rotating screen. You may wish to contact him for that one.

[size=13pt]I am currently in possession of the laptop and have bought a new battery for it that will arrive in Nigeria by the end of April. [/size]

[size=13pt]Anyone that wants it without the battery can pay the 35,000, [/size]

[size=13pt]Anyone that wants it with the brand new battery that will arrive in Nigeria by April can contact me in the middle of April and buy the laptop for 45,000. [/size]

[size=13pt]Contact: 0805-838-2034[/size]

Review of Dell Latitude C840
Because Dell considers its Latitude PCs to be a business line, it's pretty unlikely we'll see the Dell kid putting the hard sell on some company CEO stumbling around a department store. Thank God for that. The Latitude C840 is a more serious machine, but as I think you'll see, there's a playful side to this Latitude, as well.

Specifications. With a 1.8GHz Intel Pentium 4-M processor and 256MB of PC2100 DDR-SDRAM, our C840 is up to any business task you want to throw its way. The 40GB hard drive should provide plenty of room for reports, presentations, spreadsheets, and other files business professionals are rumored to squirrel away on their PCs. Our unit came with an 8X DVD-ROM drive, but a CD-RW or combo drive would probably be more productive for the typical business user. These options are available when you order from Dell.

Like the Inspiron 8200, the C840 features a fixed optical drive and a modular bay for adding another type of optical drive or a floppy drive. You could order, for instance, a system with a CD-RW modular drive and a DVD-ROM drive. This setup would let you copy files directly from one CD-ROM to another without having to save information to the system's hard drive.

Our unit didn't feature any wireless networking options, but again, those options are available if you're interested. Our system did arrive with Ethernet for connecting to a corporate network and a modem for dialing in while you're on the road.

The 15-inch UXGA display (1,600 x 1,200) allows for high-resolution presentations and gives you plenty of real estate when working within Excel. The NVIDIA GeForce4 440 Go graphics chip, however, will try to lure you away from your work for a good round of Jedi Knight 2. Be strong.

Design. Lets face it: No self-respecting businessperson is going to walk into a meeting with an orange notebook under his arm. (Just because you were up late the night before playing GTA3 is no reason to look like you're a slacker.) The C840's navy blue finish looks sharp and promises not to embarrass you.

The C840 not only looks good, but it's fairly durable, as well. Granted, it isn't going to survive if you drop it off a bridge, but it should stand up to the regular perils of travel. Protection around the LCD is adequate although there seems to be a weak spot roughly one-fifth of the way across from the right.

That high-resolution display does mean you might want to consider bumping up font sizes a bit. Nonetheless, images and text are very sharp at such a high resolution, and DVD video looks equally good. When you want to relax and watch "The Matrix" yet again, the C840 will provide solid playback with no annoying skips or pauses. Like other notebooks, however, the C840's speaker system detracts from the movie-watching experience a bit. Although the speakers have decent volume, they lack a strong range, making them sound thin and tinny.

If you have a good thing, you might as well stick with it. Dell uses the same keyboard in the C840 as it uses in the Inspiron 8200. The keyboard is well laid out and comfortable to type on. Like most Dell systems, the C840 includes both a TrackPoint and a touch pad.

Performance. Somehow it seems like Dell is always capable of squeezing a few extra points out of SYSmark2002. In this case it managed a 116 in Office Productivity, a 241 in Internet Content Creation, and a 167 Overall SYSmark2002 rating. The Overall score is just six points better than IBM's ThinkPad T30 and 13 points better than the Inspiron 8200 with a 1.7GHz Pentium 4-M processor.

Oddly enough, however, the IBM bested the C840 in PCMark2002 benchmarks (which are not application-based like SYSmark2002). The T30 managed a better CPU Score (4376 to 4338), a better Memory Score (3753 to 3652), and a better hard drive score (533 to 441).

Final word. The Latitude C840 is a first-class business machine. Although IBM's ThinkPad T30 seems to have an advantage in PCMark2002 benchmarks, the C840 maintains a performance advantage when it comes to running applications.

by Chad Denton

Latitude C840
$2,896
Dell
(800) 999-3355
(512) 338-4400
www.dell.com
CPU Rating: 3.5 (out of possible 5)