At this point, I'm going to list it on eBay and if my BIN of $2250 is met, then it's out the door. It not, then I'll keep it for the deal I got. This thing is an awesome little laptop!!!
I have a hard time figuring out why you asked if $1600 was good, then I thought, no it's more like bragging about it.
Doubt you will get $2250. But good luck.
I have been seeing them right in the $1900 to $2000 mark new. Used, have been only slightly lower. The one I saw used for two months w/receipt for $2000, had a $100 case, $600 worth of software/disks included (Microsoft Office and CS4 Premium Full), a clear plastic protector $50, and AppleCare $120 eBay. I think it was $3300 worth of stuff for $2000. I should have just paid $2000 considering all of it. I was trying to get all of the adds for free by offering $1850, was actually hopeful to meet at $1920 which was what I could get new for. Really dumb though cause could have had AppleCare plus all of that.
Probably just going to buy one new in box for $1920 if I don't find a better used deal in the next week.
I also need to buy a MBP for my kids. So far I found the new 2.4 unibody MBP for $1540. Anyone finding a better price? Used around $1350.
Personally, I think resale prices have dropped substantially on everything. If used, people are dropping even lower when less cash offered. This economy is really affecting people. I think people just need cash for rent or mortgage payments or worse yet food.
I found a reseller selling new MBP in box for $1540 cash and told me is lower than his cost but it gives him time when he sells for less and just needs cash flow. Cannot believe it myself. Just amazing. Also has the new MBA rev B w/SSD and 1.86 CPU for $1920. Told me will sell AppleCare for 35% of retail also.
Really amazed as never seen prices so low on Macs as right now. Usually I just buy from Apple as not worth the hassle to save a few bucks. But right now, the discounts are so large and no tax buying with cash from Craig's List/eBay either.
Craig's List definitely opens the door for big discounts as long as one checks daily for whatever Mac they want. Especially the great used deals sell really quick and the ad goes away and people don't realize how cheap can buy these. I saw a rev B MBA with HDD the other day for $1200 used for less than three months with receipt and Apple Care. I called right when posted, but I didn't know if I wanted HDD. I decided I could live with it until rev C was released, called back a few hours later and the guy sold it. So, have to keep on it to find the great deals and be ready to go drive and pay cash to seal the deal on the spot.