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NOw that's cheap. I'm all for it. But did I read right, a laptop with a 20" screen?
To be honest, I'd like an Eee, but I've had reserves about the size. If they had one in a 10" screen with an 8 g HD that may be more my size. 7" makes for a cramped keyboard.But I'm waiting to see if I can try one out before buying. Still, I'm all for laptops being made cheaper. Still $500 is close to the price of a cheap Dell laptop.
- Kc - Posted by: kcredden2 Posted on: 01/31/08 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
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