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> Toshiba laptops suck in other ways, too, at least the Satellites do...they
> have slower-than-usual PCMCIA buses, which cramps performance if you're
> using, say, a PCMCIA hard drive or an encryption token.

Perhaps so, but it's also sorta not the point - we're supposed to be
able to work on anything. :-(

					Jordan