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jamend

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Specs?

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It's an Asus M6Ne base (15.1" 4:3 1400x1040 screen, 5.6 pounds, 1.1" thick excluding standoffs) with the following options:

Pentium M 1.5 GHz (Dothan)

Mobility Radeon 9700 64 MB

2x512 MB PC2700 RAM

80 GB 5400 RPM HD

DVD?RW drive

http://usa.asus.com/products/notebook/m6se...0n_overview.htm

http://www.etccomputer.ca/eShop/default.as...rsysid=17015816

Also, it's Centrino (says so when it boots up) but the shop that put it together didn't bother putting the sticker on it.

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j0sh

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It's an Asus M6Ne base (15.1" 4:3 1400x1040 screen, 5.6 pounds, 1.1" thick excluding standoffs) with the following options:

Pentium M 1.5 GHz (Dothan)

Mobility Radeon 9700 64 MB

2x512 MB PC2700 RAM

80 GB 5400 RPM HD

DVD?RW drive

http://usa.asus.com/products/notebook/m6se...0n_overview.htm

http://www.etccomputer.ca/eShop/default.as...rsysid=17015816

Also, it's Centrino (says so when it boots up) but the shop that put it together didn't bother putting the sticker on it.

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Thanks for the info.:))

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RCube

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It's finally time to give up my dual monitor desktop rig... the replacement has arrived. Don't mind the terrible mess please... I've been much more interested in setting it up than cleaning up =)

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nice, I been thinking about giving up my desktop too since I got my laptop. :p

I was wondering...is that a bluetooth mouse?

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jamend

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nice, I been thinking about giving up my desktop too since I got my laptop. :p

I was wondering...is that a bluetooth mouse?

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Nope, it has a little USB receiver plugged into the back of the laptop. I'm buying a different mouse tomorrow though because the tracking on this one sucks on the surface of the M6Ne and on my black desk.

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+StevoFC MVC

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i got that earlier where it double posted and then it would not let me edit, but very nice desk i like the black ans silver look you got going i realy want a new desk but i cant afford one at the min

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i got the desk for $39 at ikea...great deal :)

and i threw away the one i spent over $200 on not even 2 years ago...

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