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Subject: New PC's -- Notebooks
From: daparnin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Date: Fri, 18 May 2007 14:29:05 -0400
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With all of today's talk of new PC's, what about notebooks? For the past
two years I've had a Fujitsu Lifebook on loan from the university I've
been attending. Next month I graduate and have to give it back (although
I'm not sure who would want it). I'm starting to look around. I'm on a
budget but want something good. Does anybody have any experience, good or
bad, with barebones notebooks? I've got a spare copy of XP Pro that I
could load if I got one. I've also briefly looked at some loaded systems
such as Dell. To me, a large hard drive and long battery life are worth
more than super speed.

Dave Parnin

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