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Q: where can i buy a macbook pro second hand and cheap in shanghai?

10 years 11 weeks ago in Shopping - Shanghai

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This is a site for second-hand computers of all kinds in Shanghai:

http://itbbs.pconline.com.cn/es/

Here are the five major areas in Shanghai where second-hand computers of all kinds are sold. I have left the answer in Chinese as you will need the assistance of a Chinese-speaking person on how to get there and how to bargain once you are there:

A. 浦东二手电脑上海市浦东新区B. QQ二手电脑总汇上海市闵行区C. 小蒋二手电脑专卖吴宝路958号D. 兴达二手电脑吴宝路新龙村观音堂38号E. 恒宇二手电脑总汇上海市

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Thanks dude!

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I think you can get one on Baoshan road, take metro line 3 o 4 and alight at baoshan road and ask anyone where is the baoshan market, you can also take line ten and interchange line four at hailun road

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