Compaq 610 FM950UT Notebook PC – Intel Core 2 Duo T5870 2GHz, 3GB DDR2, 250GB, DVDRW, 15.6”, Windows XP...

Great Business and Home Computer

Overall this is a great machine. My only complaint, and it's a small one, is that it does not appear to support the new wireless n standard, only b and g. That said, the computer is fast,light and has a very good battery life. I travel a lot and this

Great product

Great performance and value, turned on, worked great with our network, hope to add more soon.

Great product

Received the item turned it on and has worked great. A++++ would recommend this to anyone. The product was shipped very fast. Extremely pleased.

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