Drop, charge, and lose the cords
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3.5 stars
"Great Notebook for the Money, Easy to"
Pros: Big bright screen, Good processing power
Cons: Short Battery life, Heavy
Summary: Great all around laptop, especially if your an AMD fan. New 64 bit technology and a nice and bright screen, easy to type on except you tend to hit the caplock key when going after the shift. The battery life is pretty short (i have the standard battery), 2 hours roughly, playing music and watching DVD's and having to lug around the pwr cord and be a chore b/t it and the computer, it can give you a work out. I've copied a few DVD with this and haven't had any problems with 'memory lock'. There is a button on at the top of the keyboard to turn you wireless on or off (along with up/down and mute volume buttons, very handy at work) and sometimes you might start straching your head, why you wireless doesn't work but do it a few times and you won't forget, they included this (i'm guessing) to save battery life but i haven't noticed a difference. plenty of usb ports and a memory card reader that reads just about everything except CF cards which is a mystery to me why they would not include that. Overall, For the buck this is the best system that i came across.
