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    is this as close as i can get to the dv5z in canada?

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    its for my girlfriend and she wants something portable and i wnat to make sure she's getting something thatll last for a long time
     
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    Yes, it's a Puma. Nice config. I'd prefer to see 64-bit Vista preinstalled, that's about it. The Intel version does come with 64-bit Vista and 4GB RAM instead of 3GB and NVIDIA instead of ATI, otherwise it's very comparable. These days I prefer ATI over NVIDIA.
     
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    also does this have the hybrid crossfire?!
     
    albs, Aug 4, 2008
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