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    T61 on cnet

    Discussion in 'Lenovo' started by sepandee, May 29, 2007.

  1. sepandee

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    This has been discussed extensively in this thread. Just about everyone agrees that CNET reviewers need to find some common ground on how they rate laptops, and that the systems they compare need to have a slight amount of similarity.
     
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    seems bland, almost like they didn't really test it. (or they only spent a few minutes on it). it's cnet, what do you expect?
     
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    CNET writes the worst reviews in the world.

    CNET : information sources :: Dodge Neon : cars
     
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    CNET reviews are completely random and inaccurate.
     
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