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Article: Packard Bell Easynote 17in.
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- Computer Act!ve
- Article date:
- January 24, 2008
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Byline: Andrea Vassou
Packard Bell Easynote 17in
Comes with a decent software bundle but its performance lets this notebook down
Notebooks are fast becoming similar to desktop PCs in the level of power they offer, with the same high-end specifications and media features. Described as a desktop PC replacement, the Easynote 17in notebook from Packard Bell is one example of this trend.
Although the computer is designed to replace a desktop PC, its weight and bulk are still a surprise. It's difficult to take it out of the house unless you happen to be particularly strong.
The Easynote we looked at has a white sparkly 'limited ...