and weighing 4.5 lbs it won’t stretch your arm out of the socket, and 1GB of DDR2-667 and a C3D T2400 1.83 puts a bit of power in that tiny shell. Read on if you are looking for a well built tablet that won’t set you back much more than a laptop.
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