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Old 05-17-2008, 10:59 AM #6
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I've ownd several window based notebooks. Dell, Hp All of them broke. My last one was a HP and it cost me almost 1600 dollars. Broke 3 days after the warenty ran out. The hingins broke "both of them" hard drive broke intearnly, Mot her board shorted out. I ended up selling it to a freind for 50 dollars.

Ive priced some macs and they are not cheap.
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