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Ditto what Paul and John said. I was pleasantly surprised to see our kid's school (K-8) just picked up a new laptop, used mostly for media type work, that was 64-bit AMD and "ready for Windows Vista". Don't recall the exact AMD processor model, but with 2GB of ram, this is one fast little box. Have no idea what they paid for it either but, needless to say, this isn't your TigerDirect special of the week. Frankly, I'm on the fence a bit about Vista as I've heard through various newsgroups that Vista will be far from "ready for prime time" when it hits the corporate street later this year. (Isn't it funny that the corporations get the first crack at Vista? Consumers have to wait until next year. I can just see all the IT managers lining up to install Vista shortly after release.) I want to think that the PC vendors were jumping all over Microsoft not to release Vista in time for Christmas to avert a support crisis. FWIW, this is just hearsay on hearsay. John: 4200RPM? I never knew these existed. Is this pre-Pentium, maybe even pre-486 technology? Or was it a tradeoff for energy savings on the laptop? - Dan
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