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  1. 07-01-2009, 11:09 AM #1
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    CES 2009 : AMD and HP hit the notebook middle ground

    AMD's Ian McNaughton tries to explain to a skeptical Nick just why the new HP Pavillion DV2 doesn't compromise on feature just because of its small size...
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    Re: CES 2009 : AMD and HP hit the notebook middle ground

    nice to see AMD have a sense of humor and a bucket of spin
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    Re: CES 2009 : AMD and HP hit the notebook middle ground

    But if the spin can be backed up, that's not a bad machine. Netbook with the performance. At not a huge price premium. Not a bad looker either!
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