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Tuesday, 04 August 2009

Who wouldn't want one?

Very soon you'll have an opportunity to win one here at Campus Grotto.

HP was kind enough to send over a pair of notebooks for review, as part of an HP Back to School Promotion. The cool part: we get to give a pair away to a lucky reader!

The exact details of this giveaway are still being ironed out, but the giveaway/contest will happen sometime within the next two weeks.

More information on this giveaway will be available later this week.

This is all very exciting, and just in time for going back to school!

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