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    16 pounds!!!

    Discussion in 'Acer' started by TheShaman, Mar 2, 2004.

  1. TheShaman

    TheShaman Notebook Consultant

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    Holy ----!!!
    I weighed less than that when I was born!
    I knock down pins on a long lane with balls lighter than that!
    I've got things on my desk labeled heavy duty lighter than that!
    When Chrysler introduced a new car in the 80s that wasn't quite a station wagon but was too small to be called a van, they called it the minivan.
    Now, in the new Millenium, Acer has a product that isn't quite a desktop, but it sure as heck can't be called a laptop, or a notebook as far as I'm concerned. Perhaps they should just call it the folding hernia, or the Wow I have more money than brains!
     
  2. Andrew Baxter

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    ha ha! I find that number rather astonishing too. I love the bowling ball comparison, puts things in perspective for sure.

    Can you imagine the horrendous mess if this laptop accidentally falls to the floor? I mean, your floor would be destroyed!

    [ :D]
     
  3. kidd

    kidd Notebook Enthusiast

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    16lb!! Too heavy.

    I thought my Tecro was heavy -_-"