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This is Fujitsu's SH760. What's unique about this model is that it has a dedicated circular pad (called ther Scroll Wheel) that you can use to scroll through and rotate photos. It's definitely a nifty feature. You can also charge USB devices such as the iPhone when the notebook is switched off. The SH760 is available with a Core i7 CPU.

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