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daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Rolando Salter)
Wed Sep 27 08:42:38 2006
From: "Rolando Salter" <RolandoSalter@0451.com>
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Date: Wed, 27 Sep 2006 12:42:31 -0060
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the points out loud.
The VAIO S and everything that comes with it (view larger image)
In this review the main author is David Dobolyi, comments by Andrew Baxter who owns the precisely same configured D420 are in blue.
The unit comes with a PCIMCIA port along with a Sony MagiGate port. Here is where I have a big issue with Sony pushing its own technology. The Dell m700 has a multi-card reader, as do many other notebooks. So if you don't already own technology that uses Sony Memory Sticks you are forced to go out and buy a PCMCIA or USB card reader for the unit. I wish Sony would relent and provide a multi-card reader in their laptops that supported other technologies besides their proprietary memory stick.
flying than just flapping around from place to place! A... a... mosquito
Fujitsu LifeBook P7120 (1.2 GHz ULV Pentium M) 2m 32s
