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    why does lenova support evdo and not sony

    Discussion in 'VAIO / Sony' started by neilk2350, May 18, 2006.

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    In addition to the Z61series laptops we mentioned earlier this week, Lenovo is also upgrading the specs of its R60 series. Like its big brother, the upgraded R60 gets a Core Duo processor, the option of integrated or separate graphics processors, and built-in Verizon EV-DO support. RAM can be expanded up to 4GB, and displays come in 14 or 15-inches. Pricing starts at about $1,200 with a 14-inch display, 512MB RAM and a 40GB drive.

    at least give us hdscpa or whatever it's called
     
    neilk2350, May 18, 2006
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