I'm looking to buy a Duo to use in class for word processing (and some email) to take notes. I've been in contact with a guy selling a Duo 280 (not a Duo 280c like I had originally hoped) along with 2 batteries, a battery charger, and what he thinks is a modem installed. He doesn't seem to know exactly what it is he has, however, I don't know Duos either- so I can't tell if I should bite or let this one pass. Can someone please tell me if:
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