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Samsung's R610 Laptop: Great Keyboard, Subpar Large Screen

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Samsung's R610 laptop tries to straddle the fine line between a portable media player and a desktop replacement. With a comparatively large display, this notebook shows promise--but also may be a source of mobile frustration. It's attractive and inexpensive, but unfortunately the underwhelming quality of its 16-inch-diagonal screen makes the R610 a tough sell.

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