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Good day. Time for some new notebooks. Engineers
are getting Mobile Pentium II based units.

For me, I am mostly in e-mail, on the 'net,
financial apps, PowerPoint, and so forth. We do
use a very high-end CRM (Customer Resource
Management) and ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning)
systems in house. (These are very high-end
databases, if you will.)

I understand that original Celerons weren't so
hot for large database use. I am wondering what
the opinion might be of the new Mobile Celeron
400. The portable unit that I like best comes
with a DVD, floppy, and modem built in. It has
128k RAM and a 6.5GB HD. The OS is '98, and I'll
go to Windows  2000 live on the system once it is
in production. The Mobile Pentium II 400 that the
engineers are getting have built in modems but
don't have DVD (not that NT supports DVD now
anyway). Oh! And a pointing stick. We like
pointing sticks. So the unit is what is pointing
me towards the Mobile Celeron 400, though I can't
be disappointed with the performance because of
the system features.

Thanks in advance for the help.

Regards,
Joseph Avellino
Optus Software/ FACSys


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