Reviews for Acer Aspire One A150-1006 Netbook

It's more than a netbook

Strengths: Mobile without noticeable compromising.

Weakness: Original 3-cell battery lasts only 2 hours.

I bought this just because it was a decent deal at first place. After using for almost 3 month it actually becomes my main laptop and mobile reader. It's much lighter than my 15-inch toshiba lappy, around 2.2lbs with 3-cell battery and about 2.8lbs with 6-cell battery. The atom cpu is not slow at all for daily home tasking like surfing the web, checking email etc. The only shortage is the 3-cell battery that only lasts for about 2 hours with wifi always on. I got a 6-cell battery from ebay, which gives me almost 5 hours power time.

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Love My Mini

Strengths: can go anywhere, & fits into a small purse, a knapsack,etc.

Weakness: doesnt burn cds..

i love working on this mini. its faster than my full size laptop, is great for my small hands, is convenient to travel with& does almost as much as my full size laptop. baby blue, is my first serious TOY, im so glad i bought her. im writing on her right now.

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Acer Aspire One, 1GB, 120GB, Win XP

Strengths: this is a fabulous little netbook.

Weakness: 3-cell battery life is weak, lasting about 2.5 to 3hrs. not sure what could be draining the battery so much for such a small laptop. maybe the hard drive?

This 2lb 8.9" laptop is fabulous. the screen is good sized and the LCD brightness quality is adjustable from dim to bright. There's a plentiful 3 USB ports, VGA out, mic in and audio out. This netbook comes with a webcam and mic so you really won't need a mic in. There's a SD card slot for transferring photos to your netbook and a kensington security slot for locking down your netbook to something unmovable. Overall, the keyboard quality is fairly good for something this small. Response is good but the the touch pad mouse is something that is not well liked. It's small and the left and right clickers are difficult to tap, almost requiring a sturdy press. But that's not a huge problem because you can plug in a USB mouse to it. The netbook is stylish and the LCD hinges are STURDY. The wireless network card is quick and responsive, locking into my wireless network at home without problems. I read that many users have problems with the noisy fan but I really do not hear fan. In fact, I think the newer models might be fanless!

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Acer Aspire One (XP Home, White)

THE GOOD: Attractive, slim design; big keyboard for such a small system; affordable. THE BAD: Only 512MB of RAM limits performance; wimpy battery life; no Bluetooth. THE BOTTOM LINE: The Acer Aspire One is easily the best of the current under-$400 Netbooks, but its meager allotment of memory and tiny battery limit its appeal.

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Acer Aspire One xp Home

Acer Aspire One Xp Home receives an overall TopTenREVIEWS score of 3.25 out of 4.00. It is ranked the #5 netbook computer of all time. The overall rating represents an intelligent balance of features, value as a function of price to features, and a summary of reviews from a variety of sources. The TopTen REVIEWS' formula gives a picture of important consumer features, market value, and a...

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Acer Aspire One A150 - Intel Atom

TestSeek.com has collected 26 expert reviews for Acer Aspire One A150 - Intel Atom and the average expert rating is 71 of 100. The average score reflects the expert community’s view on this product. Click below and use TestSeek.com to find all ratings, product awards and conclusions.

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Acer Aspire one (Windows XP)

For just $349, Acer’s XP-powered mini-notebook is nearly irresistible. <p> <p>Acer became a member of the ever-expanding mini-notebook club with the Linpus Linux Lite version of the Aspire one, which we praised for its intuitive interface, fast boot time, and comfortable keyboard. The company follows up that Linux-based machine with the Windows XP–powered Acer Aspire one, a netbook with a...

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