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Tons Of New Win7 Launch Hardware--Roundup.

New laptops, netbooks and all-in-one PCs are popping up everywhere. Check it out. With the official launch of Windows 7 around the corner, we"ve gathered up all the new computers we could find in one place. Check out the slide show on Tom"s Guide. Not everyone is in the market for a new laptop right now--especially since all laptops purchased since June get a free rebate to upgrade to Windows 7. But if now is the moment you need a new laptop--there"s a huge selection to choose from (or, maybe you"re just lazy and don"t want to waste precious minutes installing a new OS on a laptop--let the manufacturer do it for you!). Just about every manufacturer--from Acer to Toshiba--is jumping in the ring this week. We found gaming rigs, desktop replacements, multimedia powerhouses, ultralights, thin-and-lights, netbooks, and everything in between. Did you see news of a Windows 7 launch computer that isn"t in this roundup? If so, please let us know in the comments of that article. In a couple of days, you"ll be able to use this tool from Microsoft to help you shop for the best computer with Windows 7 already installed.


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