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From: Carol Goodrich
Subject: [Javaweb-discuss] Hi, north-countriness
Date: Fri, 29 Sep 2006 04:37:37 -0420

These replicas have all the presence and poise of the originals after whome they were designed at a fraction of the cost. The attention to detail is paramount and they are comparable to the originals in every way.

+Replicated to the smallest detail +98% A+ Accuracy +Includes all Proper Markings +Wide selection and fast worldwide shipping +Authentic Weight
+True-to-original self winding and quartz mechanisms

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    "I don't think  so.  The Pilman  Radiant wasn't the first, nor  was  it
When you spend $1800 on a laptop, you expect it to come with a whole bunch of 
accessories, manuals, discs, and paraphernalia for the laptop, right? And of 
course it's a Sony, so they're bound to pack in a lot of cool stuff aren't 
they? Well, if you're familiar with Sony laptops these days, they don't come 
with squat. Not even a manual! Recovery CDs? Make it yourself they say! Aside 
from a beautiful notebook and a bulky power adapter, there's nothing else worth 
taking out of the cheap looking cardboard box.

Operating System: Microsoft Windows XP Professional VAIO S with front loading DVD-ROM sticking out (view larger image)
try again ..."
Performance will likely be the key point of controversy for those considering 
the purchase of a D420. Admittedly, the ultra-low voltage Intel Core Solo U1300 
is clocked considerably slower at 1.06GHz than most modern machines available 
today, and even models from the past few years. While a Core Duo 1.2GHz option 
recently became available and is certainly impressive for an ultra-portable, 
the glaringly low clock speeds are still rather unimpressive.





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