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Intel Centrino Mobile Pentium M 1.3GHz CPU

Intel 855PM Chipset

768MB DDR RAM

60GB Ultra ATA/100 HDD

CD-RW/DVDROM Drive

ATi MOBILITY RADEON Onboard

Wireless IEEE 802.11b

V.90 and 56flex Complaint Modem

Cardbus support

AC97, Software MIDI, Stereo Speakers

Less than 2kg! *AND* has a super high quality 14.1" SXGA+, @ 1440x1050 native RESOLUTION Screen!!

One of the main reasons why i chose this unit over any others such as Acer/Toshi/LG/Samsung is for this fact alone! Much lighter than any laptop in its class, very slim, and runs very cool too! Its sharper and clearer than my 19" Desktop LCD!!

No Dead pixels, works perfectly. Selling due to upgrade. Works much better than any new Celeron notebook!

Model is PCG-Z1GP. I have the brochure somewhere if you guys are interested ill upload it.

RRP$4500 when NEW!! In excellent condition, no scratches on screen and kept very clean!!

Reserve: $800

Offers?

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p.s i reserve the right to withdrawl sale @ any time as ive posted this on another forum too.

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