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   <title>Russel Winder</title>
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   <title>New Laptop</title>
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  It has been time for a while now that I got a new laptop or two (I always take two laptops with me when I
  go to client sites or conferences, so as to avoid embarassment if one fails to work).  Until now I have
  always had two Ubuntu laptops.  I decided that now was the time to go heterogeneous, so I got a
  second-hand white MacBook running Mac OS X Leopard to act as my number 2 machine.  I really like MacBook
  hardware, it looks beautiful and the keyboards are superb to use.  However I still prefer Ubuntu over Mac
  OS X.
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  For my number 1 machine I decided to get a high-performance laptop with a high-resolution screen.  Having
  looked far and wide, including at Dell who claim to sell high-performance Ubuntu machines in the UK but
  actually they don't, and indeed at various US companies claiming to import Ubuntu machines to the UK, I settled
  on <a href="http://linuxemporium.co.uk/">Linux Emporium</a> as the supplier, and the Lenovo T500 with
  Ubuntu 9.04 pre-installed as the machine.
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<p>
  Order placed Tuesday morning, laptop arrived Friday morning, exactly as predicted by the folk at Linux
  Emporium.  Having spent a day personalizing and integrating it into my set-up, I really like it.  Thanks
  to John and the others at Linux Emporium for getting exactly the machine I needed to me in the time I
  needed it.
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