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Protac Excel G736
Wednesday April 14, 2004
Protac
Price at time of review.
The Excel G736 notebook from Protac is a desktop replacement, and as well as better-than-normal notebook specifications it also comes with the other traditional trapping of a desktop replacement notebook: it's big, it's chunky, and it's heavy.
Not the best looking notebook, but boy has it got some juice.
Price:
$766.80
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