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Starting to spot the flaws in the shiny new toy

January 15, 2008 Stephanie Leary 2 Comments

New words: 860
Reason for stopping: quota, laundry, bedtime
Sustenance: leftover lasagna
Exercise: Gym! Ow.
Note to self: After typing “s/he realized” for the fiftieth time this week, I started a list of revision notes. To wit:

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  1. Scott Janssens says

    January 17, 2008 at 12:36 pm

    Check out the Panasonic W7. I have the W4 from a few years back. It’s Windows, so maybe not your thing, but I love the hell out of it. Not quite as thin with a slightly smaller screen, but it’s lighter and has a built-in DVD. If Wi-Fi is turned off you can get 6 hours of battery life out of it.

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  2. steph says

    January 17, 2008 at 12:58 pm

    I hate just about everything about Windows, these days. :(

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