Motorola Atrix Lapdock, plus Raspberry Pi Model B (512MB version) with RTC module
For sale here is a Motorola Atrix Lapdock, along with a 512MB RAM Raspberry Pi Model B. I bought it around a year ago but no longer use it, so I'm listing it for sale here. Hopefully someone else can put it to good use.
This listing is UK-only as it's a bit of an unweildy thing.
The Lapdock is in good, used condition, with a few scratches and dings on the lid. It is the English/Hebrew keyboard version, which is basically a US-style keyboard with Hebrew markings added. All keys, the touchpad, and the tappable spot in the upper-left which toggles the touchpad on and off, work correctly. There's a Raspberry Pi logo sticker on the lid, with a tiny bit of residue around its outline, as it seems to have shifted away from where it was stuck a little during warmer weather.
It includes its original power-supply (sorry, I couldn't fit it into the picture!), but lacks the necessary cables for connecting the Raspberry Pi, as I've misplaced them (they neede replacing anyway, though - the ones I was using were super-cheap ones which weren't a snug fit, so the slightest jolt would cause the machine to lose power). If memory serves, a company called CJE Micros carries ones with an in-built on/off switch, to avoid the need for plugging and unplugging the cables after shutting down the Raspberry Pi.
The Raspberry Pi was bought with the Lapdock, and is housed in a black ModMyPi case. There is a small amount of marking to the top of the case from a failed attempt at getting a Raspberry Pi logo sticker to stay put on it.It's a 512MB RAM Model B (i.e., the later revision, which can be back-powered through one of the full-sized USB ports, instead of the usual), and has a real-time clock module fitted (I didn't fit this - it came that way). There is Velcro on the bottom of the Pi and on the lid of the Lapdock to hold it in place. No SD Card or any software is provided - you'll need to provide these in order to use it.
I haven't used this setup in a while so I don't know how the battery is nowadays, hence the asking price, which is £50 £35 for the lot. Postage is likely to be around £7-ish £9-ish; If it's less I'll refund the extra, if it's more I'll just eat the difference. Payment via PayPal Gift, please.
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