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The Acer Aspire One AOD150 is one of the more popular consumer-focused netbooks. But as a business-class device, it simply doesn’t measure up. The unit’s cheap overall build quality...
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The new 10.1" Acer Aspire One Netbook is one of those rare combinations of great value and great performance. Competition is heating up in the netbook market, and Acer has delivered an improvement on their Aspire One line. Acer Aspire One 10.1" Netboo...
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Acers first attempt at a Netbook was a runaway success attracting buyers across segments, be it business users, college students or even housewives. It was small portable and easy to operate, but more importantly, it was cheap. Today we have an upda...
10.1 inch screen, stylish looks, battery life, carry pouch, price...
Small trackpad, not the lightest Netbook around...
Acers first attempt at a Netbook was a runaway success attracting buyers across segments, be it business users, college students or even housewives. It was small portable and easy to operate, but more importantly, it was cheap. Today we have an upda...
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When Acer created the original Acer Aspire One, it came up with a bestseller that was helped along by the fashionable styling, attractive low price and good overall build and performance.It has now stretched the original screen by an inch, bringing th...
Acer has played it safe with the 10in Acer Aspire One D150, but this may be no bad thing. However, it also means there’s little to differentiate this netbook from the MSI Wind, Asus Eee PCs and the Samsung NC10, all of which have already made names fo...
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insidehw.com Updated:
2011-08-14 01:06:37
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The age of netbooks has started with models that had 7 inch displays. Very soon all of us noticed that this is not enough, so models with 8, 9 and 10 inch displays became netbook mainstream models. Acer postponed presentation of its 10 inch model for a...
As expected, Acer Aspire One D150 has very attractive price tag and thanks to good build quality and characteristics, this is one of the best netbooks on the market that can be purchased at this moment. These are enough reasons why this netbook should...
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Even though the Eee PC from Asus probably has the highest profile among the mini-notebooks, the title of the most sold netbooks goes to Acer with the Aspire One A110. With this however, the staff for the 10 inch follow-up model, the Aspire One D150...
Very compact and robust chassis, Lowpriced warranty upgrade to 36 months available, Bright display with excellent illumination, Good performance data of the Atom N280 CPU, Adequate sound playing quality, Excellent battery runtime...
Comparatively small figure keys, Cramped touchpad keys, Restricted outdoor suitability due to a glossy display, Unpleasant soundscape in office mode, High temperatures are possible to a part...
We were also very curious about how the successor of the up-till-now worldwide most sold netbook would look like and especially where it's going to position itself in comparison to its, in the meantime numerous, competitors. Now the time has come and our...
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Spring has reached Stuff Towers, and it’s a good job because otherwise we may have missed one the Aspire One D150’s killer features – its new coated screen is incredibly easy on the eyes when used in bright daylight.We hereby declare this to be a kille...
Bright, clear screen. Fast CPU. Attractive chassis...
Poor battery life. Expensive compared to Samsung NC10. Bluetooth not standard...
The best screen we’ve seen on a netbook, but the battery life lets it down...
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v3.co.uk Updated:
2011-08-14 01:06:37
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The latest version of Acers Aspire One mini laptop brings a larger 10.1in screen and the option to fit 2GB memory - double that typical with other so-called "netbook" systems. Combined with good build quality, these attributes mark out the new Aspire...
10.1in screen; optional 2GB memory...
Pre-loaded apps eat up system resources...
Acers Aspire One provides a capable Windows PC in a highly portable package, and the 10.1in screen is a reasonable compromise between the tiny screens of some netbooks and those of full-size laptops. With the optional battery, the Aspire should be ab...
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In fact, many of the changes made from the original Acer Aspire One make the Acer Aspire One AOD150 seem more like everything else on the market. And that isn't necessarily a good thing.Seem a little harsh? Let's put this in perspective: the original...
The Acer Aspire One AOD150 has some strong points, but even better netbooks are on the market now, and more are on the way...
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Very affordable, Improved touchpad, Speedy hard drive, Six-cell battery included...
Cramped keyboard for a 10-inch netbook, Touchpad button too small, Bluetooth not included...
Editors Note: The version of the Acer Aspire One that we tested came with a six-cell, 5,800-milliamp (mAh) battery that provided 7 hours and 57 minutes of runtime. While some initial systems will ship with this battery, the majority will feature a six...
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I love it when a company sees fit to shake things up a little and cook up some crazy new design. The Acer Aspire One AOD150 is not that netbook. In fact, many of the changes made from the original Aspire One make the AOD150 seem more like everything el...
Solid case construction, Big, bright 10inch screen...
Traded one bad mouse for another...
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computershopper.com Updated:
2011-08-14 01:06:38
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Coming in at $50 to $150 less than most other 10-inch netbooks, the new Acer Aspire One AOD150 is likely to attract the attention of bargain hunters. Unfortunately, its unoriginal feature set means that price is the main thing that makes...
Inexpensive; bright, crisp screen; good audio...
Cramped keyboard; extremely stiff touch-pad button; bundled security suite severely hampers performance...
Acers 10.1-inch revision of the Aspire One is decently priced, but it keeps the cramped keyboard of the original...
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