Posts about the HP Pavilion dv8t Quad Edition Customizable Notebook PC
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Acer adds Core i7 to its desktop replacement
Another laptop has been added to the Core i7-Windows 7 roster. Acer's Aspire AS8940G is an update to the company's desktop replacement with a massive 18.4-inch display. by John Morris
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Review Summary: Hewlett-Packard (HP) revealed the new Pavilion series with 18.4-inch display. It's HP Pavilion dv8t Quad Edition laptop which is useful for entertainment. The
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