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Packard Bell EasyNote Butterfly

All-day battery and then some

Leo Waldock

Tue 13 Oct 2009 // 08:02 UTC

PCMark05 Results
Overall

Longer bars are better

CPU

Longer bars are better

Memory

Longer bars are better

Graphics

Longer bars are better

HDD

Longer bars are better

3DMark06 Results

Longer bars are better

Battery Life Results

Battery life in minutes
Longer bars are better

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