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Micro Express CL5620 Review

by Carla Thornton

- Thanks to a dark bluish-silver case with a chic black touchpad, the Micro Express CL5620 looks sleek. Despite its large screen--a beautiful 15-inch display with a high resolution of 1400 by 1050--the laptop is easy to carry, at 6.3 pounds (not including its power adapter). The extra-firm keyboard is topped by two unlabeled, programmable application launch buttons; and a multiformat DVD burner sits conveniently in the front.

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