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    I'm debating what to do with some older laptops (scrap or sell whole). I've read over some archived discussions and it seems to be an issue without clear consensus. The laptops I have are school surplused and have a variety of ailments (failed MB's, etc.). They are all at least 5-7 years old and as noted most, if not all, have some problem that led them to be "retired". I can sell them as is to a SMF buyer at $1.10 / pound. I might place them on ebay, but given age & condition not sure there would be a point in that. Obviously, I could also scrap them. I will end up with about 20-25 in total with more to come periodically in the future. Throw them in a box and ship them or break them down? I have several towers to dismantle too, so I will probably make a decision during the course of that endeavor.



    I am not really "tech savvy", so I don't see testing & parting out to be a viable option for me. Thus it boils down to sell whole or scrap.

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