Subject: Hi, namma hole

From: "Sharon Gallagher" <[email-masked]>
Date: Wed, 27 Sep 2006 09:37:06 -0060

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longer needed fishing boats and stale bread for survival.  He  learned  to
Now on to some things I wish could be improved upon.  My particular notebook I got at CompUSA.com (because the store in town was sold out) and it had 1 dead sub pixel at the edge of the screen.  I must say it is never noticeable except on dark backgrounds but it just bugs me to know it is there.  The battery design is a bit strange as well; it fits loosely into the compartment!  You would think the engineers could come up with a better solution but it does not affect usability in any way.  Also it seams to shutdown very slowly, after the blue windows is shutting down screen comes on it seams to just stay and stay and stay.  Finally I really wish Sony would include backup disks not just a utility to burn your own disks.

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There are a few design flaws that haven't been fixed from the previous series releases, which are small stupid problems that could have been easily corrected. The first issue is the placement of the two only USB ports, which are placed on the right side of the keyboard that's closest to you. If you were to plug in a USB mouse, the cord will irritate the heck out of you and it will be awkward to use unless you get a cordless mouse. I just wish they added more USB ports like another one on the back or one on the left side.

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