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Acer Aspire One 751, 11.6-Inch HD LED Netbook, Intel Atom Z520, 1.22 GHz, 1 GB RAM, 160 GB, XP Home, up to 7 Hours Battery Life, Webcam, Wifi (Black)

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Intel Atom Z520 processor (512K Cache, 1.33 GHz, 533 MHz FSB)
Genuine Windows XP Home
11.6 inch WXGA LED screen
Up to 7 hour battery life
100% full size keyboard

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Technical Details

Brand	Acer
Item Weight	1.4 Kg
Product Dimensions	28.4 x 2.5 cm
Item model number	LU.S810B.182
Screen Size	11.6 inches
Processor Brand	Intel �
Processor Speed	1.22 GHz
Processor Count	1
RAM Size	1 GB
Hard Drive Size	160 GB
Graphics Card Description	GMA 500
Operating System	Windows XP Home
Average Battery Life (in hours)	5 hours
Lithium Battery Energy Content	46 watt_hours
Lithium Battery Packaging	batteries_packed_with_equipment
Lithium Battery Weight	360 grams
Number Of Lithium Ion Cells	6

Additional Information

ASIN	B00292BG3C
Best Sellers Rank	46,260 in Computers & Accessories (See top 100)
Shipping Weight	2.7 Kg
Date First Available	7 May 2009

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Manufacturer's Description

Presenting Acer's first 11.6 inch widescreen netbook -- the Aspire One 751h. Play high-def content on the large LED-backlit display and enjoy amazing 5.1-channel audio with Dolby Headphone. These groundbreaking advancements plus more usher in the new netbook generation and give you fantastic fun on the road. Let the show begin!

Breathtaking sights and sounds

The Aspire 751h breathes life into your favourite movies. Get picture-perfect visuals on the 11.6 inch high-def display with 1366 x 768 pixel resolution, and simply plug in any set of headphones to relish realistic 5.1-channel surround sound.

All you need, all day long

A single charge is all it takes, and your Aspire One 751h is ready to roll all day with up to 7 hours of battery life. Push performance limits with the latest small-yet-powerful processor, store massive files on the large hard disk drive, and share multimedia via the multi-one-card reader and optional Bluetooth.

Centre of attention

The gleaming "Diamond" black cover is sure to draw attention. Only 1 inch thin, the slender shape of the Aspire One 751 has futuristic appeal. A peek inside reveals a smooth finish and the Acer FineTip keyboard featuring flat, broad keys for enhanced typing comfort.

The Acer connection

Use the multi-gesture touchpad to navigate, scroll and zoom effortlessly. And to stay in touch all the time, choose from wireless or fast ethernet - then use the integrated Acer Crystal Eye webcam and digital microphone for ultra-clear online chats.

Box Contains

Aspire One Netbook
Manufacturer's Warranty
Power Adapter
Battery

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49 of 49 people found the following review helpful

3.0 out of 5 stars Style over Substance 9 Sep 2009

By I don't have a pen name TOP 1000 REVIEWER

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I'm a big fan of Acer's, I've had a 14.1" Acer laptop for over 3 years and it's still going strong but as most of my usage these days is browsing the internet and e-mailing a netbook is a much more convenient solution. So it was with high hopes I took delivery of this model.

Out of the box it's a stylish little number with a lovely gloss black cover, it's thin and light yet still feels solid and well put together. Yes, once you put the battery in it protrudes out of the back by a couple of centimetres but it's not a big issue. It's nice that it arrives fully charged, on boot up following the windows registration screens the battery was showing just under 6 hours of life and a hard drive free space of 130GB. The LED screen is absolutely amazing, bright and pin sharp, the 1366 x 768 resolution might not be to everyones taste but that's easily rectified. The keyboard may not be to everyone's taste but I'm quite heavy handed and I've found it fine though with the flat keys I do find myself occasionally typing two letters at once. All seems well then, so why the 3 stars.....

Well, HD shouts the description, excellent, I searched out some HD trailers to see just how sharp this screen is. Oh dear, absolutely no issues for the screen but the processor can't cope and playback is jumpy. I thought this might be a one off so tried several downloads, all had the same issue. This is a BIG disappointment, why shout about something so much when the product can't deliver. Sure the sound is great, but what's the point when it's stuttering playback.

Sadly the performance of this machine is not just limited when it comes to HD content, just having a couple of internet windows open can leave things sluggish to a frustrating degree.... Read more ›

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52 of 53 people found the following review helpful

4.0 out of 5 stars Extremely thin slightly larger than normal netbook, very light with good performance but not designed for long typing 25 Aug 2009

By Silverfrog TOP 1000 REVIEWER

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This new release from Acer is one of the thinnest netbooks on the market (looks about 1 inch thick at the very most) and weighs just 1.26kg. It's debatable whether it really classes as a netbook due to it's 11.6 inch screen however whatever the class, the HD screen is very bright and clear to see.

On starting the system I had problems with how small the text is and you may find yourself squinting to read. However on full XP setup you should be able to adjust the display to a lower pixel resolution like 1024x768 or you can keep the 1366x768 pixel maximum resolution which shows off movies better.

You'll need to buy an external hard drive to play any movies or load any software otherwise you can register the default McAfee software to protect your system and then download the full thing from them online. You get Microsoft Works with the package as well as some of Acer's basic gaming and Power DVD which becomes defunct if you don't have an external hard drive or you don't load movies onto your hard drive. The hard drive is a standard 160Gb which is typical of netbooks now-a-days and the battery is reported to allow you up to 7 hours of use which I havn't yet tested. One thing to note about the battery is that IT PROTRUDES from the netbook itself by about an inch. The protruding battery does act as a stand for the netbook though which is clever but I'd rather have a battery that sits flush against the rest of the netbook. On arrival it does come fully charged though which is nice but beware of any cases you buy for it as the battery will get in the way. Cases in general may be an issue considering it's larger than the average netbook so look at them carefully before you buy one.

The keyboard is near fullsize so those of you with big hands should be happy.... Read more ›

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55 of 58 people found the following review helpful

3.0 out of 5 stars Looks great - performance *slightly* sluggish. 27 Aug 2009

By J. Scott TOP 100 REVIEWER

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My other netbook cost about half the price of this model - with correspondingly low specifications - so I was curious to see how the Acer Aspire would compare.

APPEARANCE:
First impressions were good. This is an elegant, classy looking machine. Its sleek curves are perhaps *slightly* spoiled by the clunky-looking battery, but I suppose that's a matter of personal taste.

However, I suspect that the slim lines come at a cost - the Acer feels quite flimsy compared to my cheaper machine, especially the lid/screen which is perhaps far too thin for its own good.

The keyboard looks nice, but *feels* cheap when used. The criticism that "it's like typing on a sponge" is too harsh, but does contain an element of truth - the whole keyboard flexes slightly in use.

The monitor has a high-gloss finish. I like this, but I see why some people hate it. In certain lighting conditions, it's almost like looking into a mirror.

PRE-INSTALLED APPLICATIONS
Very basic, and you'll probably end up looking elsewhere for decent software. It does come with decent anti-virus/security software, which is essential for windows machines.

The software includes a backup utility, and the manual warns you severely that you should back up your machine BEFORE starting to use it. Fair enough, and VERY good advice. But, oops. You can't, unless you have an external CD/DVD writer to plug in, because (like most netbooks) the Acer has no built-in drive. "Contact your retailer", it says...
It would have been sensible to have the option to do the backup to a plug-in USB drive, or even a USB flash drive.

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Overall, this is my biggest disappointment with the machine. It comes with a 1.... Read more ›

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1.0 out of 5 stars best at unfixable design faults

How did such a horrible product (that even got discontinued right after launch for this exact reason) get good rating is beyond me! Read more

Published on 6 Dec 2010 by S. Music

3.0 out of 5 stars Small but OK

Nice compact little unit. A little slow on the internet but for the price not bad.

Published on 2 April 2010 by David J. Plant

1.0 out of 5 stars crap

It's a really beautiful netbook, but it suffers a major issue. It freezes randomly all the time, especially during a video or voice call on skype. Read more

Published on 24 Feb 2010 by R. Grzeda

4.0 out of 5 stars Excellent portable lappy

An excellent little netbook lappy! Brilliant for the price, however, he needs a cd drive, so that bumps up the competitive price of �250 we paid to nearer the �300 we didn't have. Read more

Published on 30 Jan 2010 by S. MERCER

4.0 out of 5 stars Great laptop

I got the acer aspire one 751 in white a few months ago and i will say it is brilliant.
It is a great laptop for things like bbc iplayer , facebook , messenger etc. Read more

Published on 17 Jan 2010 by Mr. J. A. Hamilton

4.0 out of 5 stars Pretty yet dumb

I got this net-book for my birthday, just chosen off the shelf and for a net-book at its price im very impressed. very stylish, HD screen and okish on speed. Read more

Published on 11 Jan 2010 by Darren Holmes

5.0 out of 5 stars Acer Aspire One 751 Netbook

I purchased the netbook for my wife who had been operating her "ancient" Toshiba laptop primarily to maintain contact with old schoolfriends by email and through mutual reunion... Read more

Published on 4 Jan 2010 by Mr. I. S. Bleakley

5.0 out of 5 stars GREAT NETBOOK

Purchased this for my daughter as she travels a lot and who wanted to send a few emails and surf the net when away. Read more

Published on 24 Dec 2009 by M. Melville

3.0 out of 5 stars Acer creating disaster out of triumph

This ought to be the netbook everyone is talking about. Crucially it has a 11.6 inch screen and full screen resolution. Read more

Published on 28 Nov 2009 by Wade

4.0 out of 5 stars Excellent if you remove XP

I bought this expecting XP to be unusably slow, and intending to install ubuntu. XP was slow as expected, so it was duly removed. Read more

Published on 20 Nov 2009 by P. Ryder

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