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    N3510 Review in Laptop Magazine

    Discussion in 'Fujitsu' started by chowchow81117, Apr 24, 2005.

  1. chowchow81117

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    Hey everybody I just thought I'd let you know that Laptop Magazine has written a review for the N3510. They gave it 4 out of 5 stars and seemed to be very pleased with the machine. Of course they loved the screen, and all around liked the laptop. They said that some people may want a faster processor then 1.73 or lighter than 7.5 lbs but that it was an all around great all-in-one machine. Cant wait for the review from notebookreview. later everyone.
     
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    Could you possibly post a scan of it?
     
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    sorry i dont have a scanner but maybe i can go to my girlfriends house and do it. i will see. if not, it should be on their website sometime soon i believe.
     
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    wow looks very sharp! Although I sometimes do wish the N3510 kept the Fujitsu style colors, meaning, white keyboards, silver exterior, and black palm rests
     
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    wow..looks amazing..is that bright spot in the middle sunlight from the game or flash from the camera?

    I assume its just the sun shinning from the game?
     
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    Great looking laptop! I don't like the white keyboards at all.
    They just need an improved performance model to go with that fantastic screen.

    Huuuh.
     
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    That is a sexy beast.

    I'm eagerly awaiting for the review!
     
    coriolis, Apr 24, 2005
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    I liked the external looks of it even more. It has a metalic feel to it, especially that it is all glossy.

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    qwester, Apr 25, 2005
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    That spot is sunlight from the game.

    Brian

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    Brian, Apr 25, 2005
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