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CNet's Lenovo ThinkPad x300 review
An ultraportable with all the ports and connectivity options you might desire. Unlike the MacBook Air, the x300 looks like a realistic choice for use as a primary computer and given it's size and weight, a great choice for mobility. It does validate the MacBook in some respects - it's more expensive, slower, and the boxy sharp edged design might not appeal to all. This ThinkPad looks like a very compelling choice.
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Mar. 4th, 2008 Comments (0) Tagged: Laptop, Review
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