Ancient Toshiba

I have a truly archaic Toshiba Satellite (can't think of the exact name right now, CDS205 or something like that) and I would like to use it for taking notes in classes. Only problem...the battery is shot and the power pack is a little faulty. I disassembled the thing back in December to see if I could pinpoint any problem with the faulty power signals. I managed to tighten the "receiver" where the power is connected and it has been reliable when plugged in since then. The job was quite primitive, but getting to the point, are there batteries available for cheap? I hope I wouldn't have to pay more than $15 dollars...the laptop has a whopping 32 MB RAM, AMD-K6 @ ~366 MHz, and a sweet 4 GB HD. Oh yeah, and Win98 still reigns supreme.

Processor could be wrong...I just know it's an AMD at about that speed.

This page should help you with the specifications - linky. The nuber you provided came up as a pentium 100

http://www.csd.toshiba.com/cgi-bin/...BV_EngineID=ccceaddkjifmidgcgfkceghdgngdgnj.0
oh yeah, that's the one...it actually is a 400 MHz K6-2. Thanks for the info, this could work out nicely.