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Product Specification:

15.4-inch diagonal WXGA anti-glare 1280 x 800
Intel Core 2 Duo Processor P8600 (2.40 GHz, 3 MB L2 cache, 1066 MHz FSB)
2 GB (installed) / 8 GB (max), DDR2 SDRAM, 800 MHz
160 GB, Serial ATA-150, 5400 rpm Hard Drive
LightScribe DVD+/-RW SuperMulti with Double Layer
Mobile Intel GMA 4500MHD graphics controller
Sound Card
Stereo speakers, wireless LAN antenna, Bluetooth antenna
Genuine Windows Vista Business installed

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Product Description:

Business Style. Designed for small business professionals who want a stylish, affordable, 15.6-inch diagonal notebook with a larger display to work on big documents and spreadsheets.

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15.6-inch diagonal LED-backlit HD anti-glare 1366 x 768
Intel Core 2 Duo Processor P7570 (2.26 GHz, 3 MB L2 cache, 1066 MHz FSB)
4 GB(installed) / 8 GB maximum (4 GB SODIMM in slots 1 and 2)
320 GB 7200 rpm SATA II Hard Drive
DVD+/-RW SuperMulti DL LightScribe
ATI Mobility Radeon HD 4330 – 512 MB
Sound Card
Wireless LAN antenna
Integrated 2 MP webcam
Windows XP Professional (available through downgrade rights from Genuine Windows 7 Professional)

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Jommy Teotico, 24 from Manila is a model who fears cockroaches and other insects. Jommy grew up playing in the streets of Manila; loved to make fun of his playmates; and the guy who makes others laugh at his antics. He’s the guy who gets the girls he likes and the ones who like him. This boy grew up to be a playboy and an easy-going young man. He is the “alaskador” Jommy.

Fate, however, knows how to play tricks as well. Jommy was framed up. After getting drunk, he woke up in bed with a woman who turned out to be married. Though he was 100% sure that nothing happened, the woman’s in-laws who saw them believed otherwise. They both got beaten up. He almost died.

Since then, he knew it was his second life. He vowed to change. Now, he’s no longer the playboy and easy-going young man. Now, he’s simply “alaskador” Jommy.

Life for Jommy is not a big joke and definitely not easy at all. But jokes are his way to make life awesome and joking is what he’ll do to distract other participantes. For his family and for his second life, he will laugh his way to the title “El Ultimo Participante” of “Pinoy Fear Factor.”

ULTRA cool rock frontwoman and fashion icon Fergie touched down with her band The Black Eyed Peas in Sydney last night ahead of their Australian tour.

The band flew to Australia on the private jet of Virgin boss Richard Branson before attending a press conference for New York-based Australian photographer Russell James .
The US band will attend a private gig and perform at two Sydney concerts on Friday and Saturday nights.
The band’s first Aussie gig will be in Brisbane on Thursday night and will see Fergie back pushing the boundaries of fashion, something she was asked to consider last Friday night when she dressed modestly in T-shirt and jeans for a gig before a predominantly Muslim crowd in Kuala Lumpur.

Ooops! He did it again?

To some of the fans of international singer Charice Pempengco, Willie Revillame seemed to have repeated his rude behavior when he abruptly stopped Charice as soon as she hit the last note of her song “Run To You” during “Wowowillie” at Harrahs and Harveys Outdoor Arena in Lake Tahoe last Sept. 6.

“Wowowee dapat i-boycott. Bigyan ng liksyon!” wrote one of Charice’s fans on YouTube.

Another wrote on the same site, “Dapat lang tanggalin si Willie. Bastos! Mataas ang lipad. Walang galang sa mga babae. Cancel na ang TFC subscription ko!”

Still another fumed, “I rather like ‘Wowowee’ NOW without Willie…Willie BASTOS. For me, you’re done!”

Charice sang in the finale of the show and was its main guest. She was supposed to have another spot number when the show was halted.

Willie explained in “Showbiz News Ngayon” last Sept. 8 that they had to stop the show because of the fireworks.

“Baka nga naman may tamaan ‘yong apoy. We have to follow the rules here in Lake Tahoe. Maganda naman ‘yon,” Willie said..

Some of Willie’s fans seconded the TV host’s statement and came to his defense.

“It was the Fire Department in Lake Tahoe who stopped the show because of some technical problem and fireworks na ginamit nila [sa] show [kasi] baka pag mulan pa yon ng sunog kaya hindi pinatapos yung show…” was one explanation.

Another commentator shifted the blame to the Harrahs administration.
“I’m from Tahoe and it still disgusts me how Harrahs just cut the show short. All those months of hard work and traveling went to waste “security reasons” my ***. I feel sorry for Willie, Anne and Charice, her face seemed so malungkot.”

Still another who wrote on the comments part of the Charice-Willie video uploaded on YouTube, proved that errors –technical or otherwise—do happen.

“I think all people here are very emotional that they cannot even see that the date [of ‘Wowowillie’ on the uploaded video] is not correct. It’s September 6 not August 6!”

It’s not what you do but the way that you do it.

Although “Wowowee” host Willie Revillame pledged a million-peso cash donation to “Ondoy” (international code name Ketsana) victims upon the on-air coaxing of ABS-CBN anchors Kim Atienza and Tina Monzon-Palma, not a few still criticized him for his apparent hesitation.

In that “Wowowee” segment aired Sept. 28, Revillame laughed and scratched his head when Palma wheedled him about donating for the cause.

“Nagbabalita lang ako dito eh,” he said, laughing.

Then Revillame backtracked, saying, “Pero andito na rin lang (grinning), tutal nilagay mo na rin lang ako sa sitwasyon eh, magbibigay na ako ng 1 million…1 million worth ng mineral water (laughs) hindi… cash, 1 million cash.”

Turning serious, Willie faced the camera and said, “From my heart, galing po sa akin, 1 million para sa mga Kapamilya natin.”

Though heartily applauded by studio audiences, including Palma and Atienza, Revillame was booed by some of those watching the show from their homes as evidenced by chides in several online fora.

“Parang ayaw magbigay…nagpapilit pa,” said one.

“Konti naman ng binigay! Mukhang napilitan…ang yaman yaman naman nya eh,” chimed another.

“Kuripot. Pero kaya bumili ng eroplano,” added one.

Revillame isn’t the only good Samaritan who’s getting censured even after extending a helping hand to the “Ondoy” victims.

Sen. Manny Villar, who happens to be a close friend of Revillame’s, was also panned by critics for the relief goods he distributed with Willie to residents of Marikina, Pasig, and Cainta on Sept. 27.

Web-based social networking sites like Plurk and Twitter exploded with disparaging statements about the relief goods which allegedly had the note “Tulong Mula Kay Manny Villar” plastered on the packaging. Below the message was a “check” mark—Villar’s campaign sign.

“Naisipan pang mag-campaign while donating!? Disgusting!” posted one.
“People are dying and all he wants is to get elected. Despicable!” twitted another.

“(I) Still can’t believe that some politicians are taking advantage of what happened…grabe…nakakahiya sila… Manny Villar nakakahiya ka!” added one.

A representative from Villar’s office denied they had the note or Villar’s name on the relief goods that were distributed, claiming “it is all just black propaganda.”

The Manila court handling a high-profile double murder case subpoenaed on Thursday two journalists to shed light on their interviews with former police officer Cezar Mancao II, a key personality implicated in the November 2000 killing of veteran publicist Salvador “Bubby” Dacer and driver Emmanuel Corbito.

Defense lawyer Alex Avisado said Manila Regional Trial Court Branch 18 Presiding Judge Myra Garcia-Fernandez subpoenaed GMA News reporter Maki Pulido and ABS-CBN News anchor Ted Failon (Teodoro Etong) to talk about the interviews they supposedly had with Mancao in 2008.

“Pina-subpoena ng Korte si kasamang Ted Failon at Maki Pulido para tumestigo tungkol sa mga interviews na ginawa nila kay Mancao ,” said Avisado, who is the lawyer of Sen. Panfilo Lacson, tagged as one of the brains behind the twin killings.

On Thursday, the defense panel cross-examined Mancao, who Avisado said was “nagkabuhol-buhol” (got tangled in his own words).
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But Mancao’s lawyer countered Avisado’s claim. “Yung defense nga ang mukhang nagkabuhol-buhol (It was the defense that appeared muddled),” said lawyer Ferdinand Topacio in an interview with GMANews.TV.

Avisado said Mancao made a counter-affidavit in 2001 that is different from his most recent affidavit executed on Feb. 13, 2009, where he pointed to former President Joseph Estrada and to Lacson, then Philippine National Police chief, as masterminds in the crime.

Topacio said Mancao indicated that he was “under pressure, under extreme duress” in 2001, when he executed the affidavit that made no mention of Lacson or Estrada.

Dacer and Corbito were abducted and killed on Nov. 24, 2000. The crime was allegedly carried out by members of the now defunct Presidential Anti-Organized Crime Task Force, which was concurrently headed by then PNP chief Lacson.

Asked whether the prosecution has any qualms about having Failon and Pulido subpoenaed, Topacio said: “Wala kaming tutol na ipatawag sila (We have no complaints), but now is not the time to produce them.”

Topacio also said he hopes Pulido and Failon would come out with the proper tapes of their interviews with Mancao.

Christina Aguilera and husband Jordan Bratman do a little partying at the Roosevelt Hotel in Hollywood on Saturday (September 26).

The 28-year-old singer will soon appear in World Hunger Relief restaurant posters with the quote, “Together, we have the power to save lives and go from hunger to hope” and online efforts, including the web site FromHungertoHope.com. Consumers can also go to any KFC, Pizza Hut, Taco Bell, Long John Silver’s or A&W All-American Food restaurant to donate (no purchase necessary).

The last time Barbra Streisand played a club as small as the one she poked into Saturday night, a subway ride cost 5 cents and President Kennedy sat in the White House.

Saturday night, another former President came to see her play that teeny space – Bill Clinton, along with current Secretary of State Clinton, and their daughter Chelsea.

Though the 97 highly-prized tickets to this free show, held at the Village Vanguard, were meant to go to fan club lottery winners, a clutch of the powerful did manage to find their way in, including Nicole Kidman, Sarah Jessica Parker, and, naturally, the star’s husband, James Brolin.

Streisand staged this miraculously rare appearance to send up a flare about her new CD, “Love Is The Answer,” out Tuesday.

Like the new CD, last night’s 13-song, 80-minute set featured the kind of woozy saloon songs Streisand first crooned nearly half a century ago at nearby clubs like the Bon Soir.

Streisand appeared comfortable and chatty in the tight surroundings.
“This is hysterical,” she said as she mounted the stage. “Are we a box of sardines here or what?”

But once she sang, Streisand couldn’t have taken her mission more seriously.

Not only did the singer go back to the kinds of low-lit standards she crooned in her youth, but she performed them with the sort of spare support she has rarely allowed in the decades since.

As on the “Love Is The Answer” CD, a four-man jazz combo backed her.

Their arrangements provided only the most teasing encouragement to Streisand, allowing her to use the songs as her own, wide platforms.
And use them she did.

Seldom has Streisand applied her actorly skills to songs with such specificity and intelligence.

In the opening “Here’s To Life,” the 67-year-old Streisand brought a lifetime’s worth of experience to her phrasing. She exuded relief, wariness, humor, wonder, and appreciation.

Her “Spring Can Really Hang You Up The Most” nailed every ounce of the song’s sophisticated ache, while she brought the crowd to its feet with her acute take on Jacques Brel’s “Ne Me Quitte Pas.”

Streisand’s tone sounded as bell-like as ever, and her range skipped the scales with a balletic ease.

She inhabited the songs with complete authority, something she never could have mustered in her youth.

Those people who got to see this fleeting sight certainly could count themselves among life’s luckiest.

“Spider-Man” starlet Kirsten Dunst‘s accused burglar says he’s too stupid to be guilty.

James Jimenez took the stand in a Manhattan courtroom Friday and portrayed himself as a patsy confused by big words.

He insisted that he didn’t realize his pal had grabbed Dunst’s designer handbag from a penthouse suite in the SoHo Grand Hotel.

“I was just following him,” Jimenez, 35, said of Jarrod Beinerman, who is doing four years for the heist.

Jimenez said he thought he was on an errand for his pal’s sick mother – but the prosecutor showed she’s no dummy.

“At 4 a.m.?” Assistant District Attorney Tricia Stolfi asked incredulously.

Dunst testified Thursday that she returned to the penthouse suite to find the $2,000 bag missing, along with her co-star’s camera and iPod and her assistant’s $13,000 purse.