Date: Thu, 16 Nov 2000 10:20:10 -0800 (PST)
From: David Chien <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: Libretto 30s'
Best bets?
www.ebay.com
or if you've got someone in Japan, Akihabara areas and persuing the ads in the
Japanese computer magazines.
However, do note that the L50/70/100/110 series, although discontinued, do
perform like the L30 in almost all respects, but usually better (ie. faster
CPU, more RAM, etc.). The only thing I can think of that would prevent use of
a newer model is that the programs you use require the exact same CPU used in
the L30 (the newer Librettos use Pentiums).
www.ebay.com has lots of used Librettos for sale.
Some online stores, like http://www.universalcomputers.com/index_toshiba.html
still have a few accessories, as does http://www.csd.toshiba.com/ directly.
Again, all Libertto models as of this time have been discontinued, and thus
far, Toshiba has not yet released a new model. www.ebay.com is your best bet
for Liberttos in good condition (make sure the seller has a couple dozen
positive feedback points). However, used Liberttos are also very cheap, going
for under $1200 most of the time, and often $400-800 for the L50/70 series.
New alternatives with complete warranties is the US Sony Picturebook at $2Kish.
d =)
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