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Acer Aspire One AO751h Review: CPU bad, battery life good

Acer Aspire One AO751h Review: CPU bad, battery life good

By: Jamie Pert | June 29, 2009 | 6 Comments

We previously reported that Acer were to release an 11.6″ version of their Aspire Aspire One Netbooks, the company have now released the Aspire Aspire One AO751h, overall it is said to offer better ease of use (due to the roomier keyboard) however slightly slower performance (due to the slower processor) when compared to the 10” Acer Aspire One AOD150.

The look of the laptop is similar to its predecessor (AOD150) and also some of the features are similar to the Timeline series, one slight design floor with this model is that its battery does slightly overhang at the back of the netbook.

The A0751 offers a starting retail price of $399, with an option of a better battery life version for $449, there is a brief review on Engadget and an extremely detailed reviews, which contains benchmarks and lots of photos on LaptopMag.

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  • http://customsystemsonline.org Frank

    I think that everyone is getting the mini laptops with hopes that it will perform as the desktop computers or even the regular laptops. The concept has been missed here, netbooks are like a temp fix until you get to your deaktop. How many times have you had so much paperwork to do and could not get to your regular computer at home. Netbook allows you to do just that, it gives you the freedom to do your work where ever. If people would take time to read the specs on the products they by, more than likely, they would pick better machines with the speeds they need. You can’t assume things is going to be right without researching it first. I have the Acer Aspire One, it it does all the things it says it does, I have no complaints because I read the specs first.

  • dixie branham

    My friend bought an acer last Christmas and says it doesnt have the video/cd player. Is this common on the acer and is it possible to buy one with this feature?

  • jay

    hi. all netbooks not just acer netbooks are to small to have built in dvd/cd drives. to solve this problem you can buy external dvd/cd drives that easily connect to netbooks and act like regular laptops with built in dvd/cd drives.

  • jaybs

    Netbooks DO NOT have cd/dvd players. That is the way they are designed/built.

    Netbooks are very cheap, VERY small, very portable, very basic notebook computers.

    If you want all the features, get a standard notebook computer, often call simply a “laptop.” They have larger screens and weigh more than netbooks. They almost always have cd/dvd drives.

  • jaybs

    BTW, lacking a CD/DVD drive is not common on the Acer. It is common on “netbooks.”

    Acer makes “netbooks” and “laptops” (with CD/DVD drives).

    Acer also makes desktop computers, computer monitors, etc.

    If you want a notebook computer with CD/DVD, get a regular “laptop.” You can get an Acer, a Dell, a Lenovo, an HP, a Compaq, a Toshiba, etc.

  • Anuj Kapoor

    This will be the second time I will be sending this net book for service. It just hangs any moment even if it is idle and there is not controller loading.
    Initially the service people had replaced my ram, but the problem still goes on. I really have no time to go to acer service every now and then to get this repaired.
    If acer cannot repair this piece of crap then it can have it and give me my money back.
    One thing is for sure “I will NEVER BUY or RECOMMEND ANY ACER produce ever”

    Acer has an extremely poor service and their laptops cannot even meet the basics of computing. Acer One is another classic example of this. Before this purchase I had purchased an acer aspire notebook for my wife. The driver CD that I got was full of obsolete drivers. After one year the touchpad buttons stopped functioning the same year its ram blew off, I don’t know what is next for that laptop.

    Whatever may be the case, if the readers of this review may or may not buy Acer products but one thing is for sure “I will NEVER BUY or RECOMMEND ANY ACER produce ever”