esojscratchem :
I think the use of the $ sign is pointer enough that I live in the US, and that the other one sells on eBay, meaning most likely national shipping. It doesn't matter where I live, but variants do sell. Stop being unhelpful by saying it's worth nothing, seen as it clearly is worth something as suggested by the fact that when delving into collector forums, IBM ThinkPads from round the 1999 era are very sought after. I just need a guideline. If you don't know what you're talking about because you only know modern hardware and it's values, then don't reply to this thread and be helpful by forwarding it to someone who does know.
I have a stack of laptops in my garage...a couple almost identical to that Thinkpad.
PII 233, ~6GB hard drive, 64GB RAM.
Others older, some newer.
Dell, Sony, HP, Fujitsu...
The use of the $ doesn't mean a lot, because a LOT of people around the world use USD as a common denominator.
A lot of people that frequent these forums.
What does an identical one sell for on ebay or craigslist?
If you think you can get $400 for it...put it up for that.
It may be worth something, to the right collector, and only to a collector.