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Friday 3 February 2006, 3:22 AM
7 months after purchase, my stylus wouldn't eject from the notebook. And the button to eject the PC card fell off. HP's repair contractor Teleplan alleged physical damage but offered no evidence. They said the repair required replacement of the entire system board for a fee of £360. Incredible.
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7.5HP Compaq's tc4200 convertible Tablet PC has a lot to like, from its impressive performance to its near five-hour battery life.
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