Packard Bell EasyNote NS44-HR-033UK review
LaptopsPackard Bell may appear to concentrate more on style than substance, but the NS44 has a healthy balance of performance and features at a great price
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Packard Bell may appear to concentrate more on style than substance, but the NS44 has a healthy balance of performance and features at a great price
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