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Fujitsu LIFEBOOK S760

on June 11, 2010

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The Fujitsu LIFEBOOK S760 is well built and well specified. It isn't the lowest cost notebook around, but it has a lot of plus points.

ZDNet.co.uk has published my full review here.

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