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Denver Mccarthy <[log in to unmask]>
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Miami University American Studies <[log in to unmask]>
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Fri, 29 Sep 2006 03:49:17 -0480
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Sexy look especially with fingerprint proof brushed aluminum exterior

In practice, the D420 has far more in common with the X1 than its direct predecessor, the D410. For instance, while the D410's starting weight was approximately 3.8 lbs, the 3.0 lbs D420 is positioned more closely to the X1's 2.5 lbs feather-light physique. Moreover, while the D410 offered standard Intel Pentium M processors operating at up to 2.00GHz, the D420 upgrades from the X1's ultra-low voltage Pentium M 1.1 GHz to an ultra-low voltage Core Solo 1.06GHz or Core Duo 1.2GHz CPU. Finally, rather than using a standard 2.5" notebook hard drive like the D410, the D420 uses the same 1.8" drive as the Latitude X1.
Pros:

accord they solemnly closed their ears and turned their backs upon him.
A close look at the top row of keys, and notice two configurable short cut buttons above the F6 and F7 keys (view larger image)

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