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The LC2210 turned out to be a very nice, easy-to-use machine. Battery life was good, as were the graphics and wireless performance. It also had a very respectable mix of applications that would be a great starting point for any portable engineer or scientist. It could even satisfy the requirements of a Linux technology writer.
The whole focus of LinuxCertified is to provide a Linux based platform that would let a client get their work done, without having to fiddle around endlessly with the machine and its setting.
Overall, I think the LinuxCertified laptop met its goals admirably. Not having to load and troubleshoot the installation, alone makes the base price of $1399 a real Linux bargain.
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