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Posted on Mon 6th, December 2010

• #1

Tash

Greetings,

As part of my 'get my little sister a desktop pc for dead cheap' project, I have managed to get a pc tower and monitor for really cheap from a charity shop. All is in order, but i'm missing a keyboard, mouse, power lead for the pc and a cable for the monitor-pc. And possibly the monitor cable as well, actually. I'll see what i can find for cheap to actually buy, but anything people have for spares would be much appreciated. Preferably in hackney but willing to come get in other places too!

FYI, it's a Sony Vaio pcv-rx1 i managed to get - pretty ancient but solid pc nonetheless!

Cheers,

Tash
• #2

retrodicorsa

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• #3

Tash

cheers for all the offers peeps, should be sorted by the end of the day :)
• #4

nickvonfiction

I have loads of power/usb/ethernet cables, cd drives, modems etc I want rid of - lemme know if you need anything further. Ditto if anyone else wants anything. Big box of stuff to rummage through....

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