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April Fools..

Louis • Tuesday 19th June 2007 12:22 GMT

That'd be a brilliant April Fools if you bought one for a woman you don't like, and tell her it's a pair of ultra portable hair straighteners....

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Advent 4211

OK, so the Advent 4211 is MSI's Wind, sold under a different name, in this case DSG's in-house PC brand. But it's worth a look because of a couple of differences, most importantly the price.

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Comments: 37
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Review Dixons tempts with cut-price Wind

Comments: 37
Pure Digital Evoke Flow internet radio

Review Pure entertainment pleasure

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