1989 Laptop Price 🤯

The pricing of an old laptop, demonstrating how market research and historical data can be used to understand valuation.

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The pricing of an old laptop, demonstrating how market research and historical data can be used to understand valuation. It can be helpful for market sizing and understanding pricing strategy.

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Real, real quick, what's the prices here on these three machines we've seen, Keith? Uh, this one's uh, list price at $49.99. This one goes for uh, 95 or 11 grand. Okay. >> Depending on the drive. It's $79.99 without modem, 2 megabytes, 40 megabyte hard disk, and uh, $84.99 with a Well, this is uh, this is equivalent to an IBM AT. This is a 12 megahertz 286. It's got a 287 socket. It's got a 20 megabyte hard drive, a 3 and 1/2 inch floppy. This is an EGA compatible screen. It's got 16 gray scales. So, upon the back here, you got all your standard ports. There's external video for an EG monitor, two serial ports. Um, it's also got a space here for a modem, which would be this kind of modem here. In addition to the desktop features like removable keyboard, uh, and all the ports and full complement of memory, we have a tremendously viewable fluorescent screen here. And if you if you

notice, I'm running uh, Microsoft Windows and and Excel here. And and the spotting of the cursor is is something that does move quite well across the screen.

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