Retro PC, anyone? How about a digital compact camera?

I have a couple of new listings in my Car Boot store...

A rather nice example of a Dell Inspiron 531 computer, complete with matching Dell 4:3 monitor, Dell keyboard and mouse. I've upgraded it to the maximum 4GB RAM, added a second hard drive so the system can dual boot into either the original Windows Vista Home (Recovery Partition is intact in case the owner wishes to do a factory reset / re-install) or Mint linux, a current OS which opens up access to modern software packages such as Libre Office and a whole host of other open source and freeware packages in the standard Debian repositories. I've also fitted a Quadro K600 graphics card to improve the graphics and 3D capability significantly, and allows the computer to be used with modern widescreen monitors. Surely a very nice package for anyone interested in retro computing, linux, Vista, etc.
https://www.ebid.net/uk/for-sale/del...-199743963.htm

Also new to the Car Boot store is a Canon SX270 compact digital camera, ready to use out of the box with memory card, original battery and charger, and Getting Started manual. A nice compact camera in used condition, fully working albeit with a caveat - the video mode on the SX270 has a habit of draining the battery very quickly, this is a known fault with this model that Canon never managed to fix, however the camera works perfectly well for stills.
https://www.ebid.net/uk/for-sale/can...-199742501.htm

As always, if you see the MaO (Make an Offer) sign on any of my listings (which is probably most of them), I invite you to do just that!