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August 19th, 2010, 05:07 PM
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 Originally Posted by slgrieb
About all I can say is about what Gizmodo, AnandTech have already written. the basic technology seems to work OK, though Gizmodo gripes a bit about the lack of 3D Blu-Ray support and nVidia Optimus support. Frankly, with 3D technology in such a state of flux, I'd expect most of the current solutions to be replaced pretty quickly, so I wouldn't consider this machine if you expect it to be a long term investment. If you're willing to spend the money for technology that may seem outdated in a year, it seems to be a nice computer.
You got a point. I'll just stick with the Y560.
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