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Acer Aspire One 29.5 cm HD Netbook, Azul

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Marca Acer
Nombre del modelo Aspire One
Tamaño de la pantalla 11,6 Pulgadas
Color Azul
Tamaño del disco duro 320 GB
Modelo de CPU C-Series Dual-Core C-60
Tamaño de la memoria RAM instalada 2 GB
Sistema operativo Windows 7 Home Premium
Característica especial Compatible con GPS, DC in Jack, Micrófono incorporado, Lector de tarjetas incorporado
Coprocesador de gráficos ATI Radeon HD 6290

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  • Velocidad del modelo cpu: 1 GHz
  • Tecnología de conectividad: HDMI, USB, Wifi
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  • Producto descontinuado por el fabricante ‏ : ‎ Sí
  • Dimensiones del producto ‏ : ‎ 20,09 x 28,5 x 2,54 cm; 1,46 kg
  • Producto en Amazon.com.mx desde ‏ : ‎ 9 diciembre 2011
  • Fabricante ‏ : ‎ Acer Computer
  • ASIN ‏ : ‎ B005J2E8MK
  • Número de modelo del producto ‏ : ‎ AO722-0667
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Connelly
5.0 de 5 estrellas Great Value
Reseñado en los Estados Unidos el 20 de diciembre de 2011
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Overall, if you are just surfing the web, creating documents, watching movies/videos, etc., then this will do everything you need.

I have a 10.1" Acer Aspire One, and I love it. I have had it for 2 years, and it has been rock solid the entire time. After using some 11-12" netbooks at work, I realized that they offered several advantages - a larger screen & resolution, a full-size keyboard, and the power to view HD video and handle other graphically intensive tasks. I generally don't like replacing technology that works great as it is, but I got a little greedy here. I use my netbook a lot every day between law school and a couple of jobs I have, so even though the improvements over the 10.1" Acer may not seem like a lot to some people, I really appreciate them.

When I purchased this, I upgraded to 4 GB of RAM. For $20, this is pretty much a no-brainer. It shipped with my netbook, so I got both at the same time. However, I used it with 2 GB for the first few days, and everything worked smoothly. I wouldn't say the 4 GB was necessary at all, but it's nice to have.

There is not much to add positively beyond the product description - this computer does exactly what it says it will do. This is not a gaming computer, nor one for other similarly complicated tasks. It does, however, work marvelously for browsing the internet and creating/viewing documents. I use Office 2010 (primarily Word and OneNote), and it works great. Watching HD video is smooth, and the HDMI port is a great feature. It does everything a student needs from a laptop for a very low price.

I'm not a fan of the back of the lid - it's a fingerprint magnet, but that is not a huge deal to me. I also am not too fond of the feel of the keyboard, but I type very quickly and accurately on it, so I can't really complain about that. Screen size and keyboard size/layout are two things anyone looking for a netbook/laptop should try out in person first. Go to a large electronics store and try a few to see what you like and what you can tolerate.

The battery life has been good - around 6 hours most of the time, and I don't do anything to conserve battery life beyond dimming the screen a bit. It was also very easy to replace the RAM. You only have to remove one screw on the bottom of the laptop to have access to the memory, hard drive, etc. Make sure to use the appropriately sized screw driver in order to not strip the screw. You can get a package of tiny screwdrivers from Target/Wal-Mart for just a few dollars.

This netbook does everything most people need from a laptop for a great price. It's an excellent combination of performance, size, weight, battery life, comfort, and value.

I got mine through Amazon, but certainly shop around. Target had these on a pre-Black Friday sale for $199.
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J9 Meloni
3.0 de 5 estrellas The Good and The Bad...
Reseñado en los Estados Unidos el 27 de diciembre de 2011
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I was excited to get a great deal (price) on this machine. It was a gift. I had it shipped to me first to set it up/configure for my sister.

The good: I was impressed by the screen size and the number keypad. Pretty great on first glance. The display is striking. Gorgeous pre-loaded pictures. Everything seemed fine on first look.

The bad: I had added some music (as a surprise for her) into the music library. I was horrified by the sound of the internal speakers. I know this was a value PC, but wow! I've had better sound on a transistor radio! I was a little suprised the the case is made from extremely cheap plastic. The keyboard turned out to have a problem too. The space bar sticks and you have to constantly go back to insert spaces in your typing. It's also only about 2" long. I guess you get what you pay for.

It's only been used for a week now, so time will tell. If things change, I will update.
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waveho
5.0 de 5 estrellas High quality; best bang for the buck
Reseñado en los Estados Unidos el 30 de noviembre de 2011
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I purchased two of these for my children, 8 and 9 years old, to replace their hand-me-down underpowered and inefficient tower PCs. I removed them both from the packaging, added the 4GB RAM chips, and went through the obligatory registration and set ups for them both so we need not be bothered by those chores on Christmas Day. I was prepared to painstakingly identify and delete massive amounts of bloatware....but my first pleasant surprise is that there was very little! I ignored the free MacAfee AV and uninstalled it, and just a couple other things, and uploaded Avast free AV software instead. I also pre-installed free parental monitoring software ActionAlert, to track my children's pc time and website history. No, don't pre-judge me if you don't have young children who have access to the WWW! This is a necessity of life. ActionAlert will email me if they wander into topics that the software has to block. It uploaded flawlessly. Anyway...many more surprises--the netbook is very fast (I replaced the 2GB with 4GB prior to booting for the first time), is smartly designed, and Windows 7 is wonderful. It boots up quickly. The more than 11.5 inch screen is extraordinarily large for a netbook, and only about a half inch smaller than my wife's Dell work laptop. I even added their very RAM-hungry online game portals, their "ToonTown" accounts and McWorld accounts, and they played better than on their old PCs could EVER manage.

What's more, where their old PC's, two flights up from my Wifi, only had "good" or "poor" reception, at best, both of these netbooks were at "excellent" WiFi reception at their desks. That is simply a huge deal. Netflix works very well--starts out a bit blocky and halting, but quickly smooths out nicely. Sound quality is only fair, but they will probably keep their old PC speaker systems I would imagine, for use at their desks.

Their old PCs have given my kids thus far a very frustrating and boring (waiting to load, updating, etc., etc.) exposure to computing. These netbooks will give them a more positive and educational computing experience. I will need to drive home to them that these are NOT toys, but serious pieces of technology, and they must treat them as such. I am so excited to see their reactions on Christmas morning as to what Santa brought them! (shhhh...daddy's getting from Santa a Galaxy Tab 7.0 Plus tablet and assorted goodies!). Happy holidays! Grab one of these if you can....
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Marya
4.0 de 5 estrellas Acer Aspire One 722
Reseñado en los Estados Unidos el 22 de enero de 2012
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I love this little machine. It is exactly what I wanted and I am using it productively just a couple of days later. That said, there are a few things. My intention for this netbook is to have a dedicated laptop for writing, without email or facebook or work product from either of my jobs, small and portable, and powerful enough to hang on to the applications I need. For the most part, this gives me what I need, with some tweaking.

I have downloaded only the word-processing part of Open Office, and opened only the Word portion of the Microsoft Office Starter. I've also installed Scrivener for Windows, with a project already on it, a 300-page novel.

I won't repeat all the general pros and cons that lots of other people have already noted. I agree with them all, both pro and con. Here are some things that may help others who are also looking for a similar setup for writing, and especially if you are using Scrivener.

I put my Scrivener project into Dropbox and then downloaded it into the Acer. All the formatting I had done prior (on another Acer) was gone and it all had to be done again. I don't know where the responsibility for that is. I was able to transfer the project from Scrivener on MacBook to Scrivener on my larger Acer without losing formatting.

Significantly, my favorite font, Maiandra, is now missing from Scrivener's options. The original project was in Maiandra; the transfer to the 722 converted everything to Courier. I note that Maiandra is not available on the starter Word, nor on Writer from Open Office (it is available on Writer on my larger Acer). Additionally, when I found a font that I could live with, Euphemia, it shut down Scrivener every time I tried to use it. Again, I don't know where the responsibility is for that. I finally settled on Majun Gothic which didn't shut down anything.

I tried to move the Word window off to one side so I wouldn't have to look at the constant advertising (it's in a vertical panel on the right of your work window), but the instant I even touched the window bar to move it, the window dramatically minimized! So there -- the price of free Word is advertising, which they do tell you, and you can't get around it unless you buy. That said, it's not too distracting -- could be much worse. And I won't be using Word after this.

I have not yet received my 4GB memory stick, so I'm still working on 2GB. It's perfectly adequate, with some caveats. The netbook does not like to have more than one application actually open on the window at the same time, although it's fine if you minimize the ones you are not using. So, working on a timeline for my novel in Word, I could not simultaneously have the Scrivener window open for reference. When I minimized one of them I was able to toggle between them. Perhaps that will change with the 4GB.

I am not able to save printer settings to print my Word document. When I set the printer to "Fast Draft", by the time I hit Print it has reverted to "General" (which uses more ink). When I put in the printer settings, I note that the "Save" button on the print window is grayed out. Again, this may or may not be about the netbook, probably more about the starter Word. I think I'm getting the message that from Microsoft there is no free lunch, so I will likely return to Open Office for the next thing I need to do outside of Scrivener.

A couple of things about opening the computer and getting it ready to go, from someone who is not very tech-savvy. Most people will likely roll their eyes at what I went through to get it to go!

First, the battery is not installed; you have to install it yourself before you get going. Easy to do, but I didn't realize there was no battery right away & wondered why I couldn't start it. This may be standard for mail-order; all my other computers were purchased in a retail store so I never came across this problem. That said, the instruction is on the quick-start leaflet enclosed.

Second, the charger looks really funny, with prongs that don't seem to fit on any existing outlet -- at first I thought they sent me a European charger. I used the charger from my other Acer to get going. But lo and behold, there is another piece to the charger, separately packaged, that got hidden under some paperwork & packaging. So you have to put the two pieces of your charger together. (Also on the leaflet, by the way. Lesson: Read instructions.)

Last, the trackpad didn't work, at all. Who knew that trackpads could be enabled and disabled with a Fn-F7 keystroke? As I finally found out from looking at forums. (This part was NOT on the leaflet.)

Netflix works fine on it, but just so you know, you don't need an "activation code" for it if you already have a NF account. Just click "Play Instantly." Not an issue, because I won't be watching NF on this machine, just FYI.

Bottom line, some of my problems are from Starter Word, some are likely from 2GB, and some from my own lack of awareness.

As a last note, I purchased the netbook from Amazon for $323, but somehow it went over to an associated seller for $398. I didn't really pay attention because I had gift certificates, but be careful to check your finalized order against what you actually ordered.

Update 1/29/12: After installing the 4GB, this little netbook runs like a dream, very snappy, genuinely comparable to my MacBook. It's quick to load, doesn't mind having several windows open at once, very stable. It is important to find the directions for installing the new memory stick -- although it's every bit as easy as they say, there are a couple of little subtleties involved: you must take out the battery first (there is a special little switch to unlock it) & then the back flap doesn't just open, you have to slide it slightly first. Make sure you see the YouTube video if you are inexperienced in this, as I am. [...] It took a bit of time for the computer to reconfigure afterwards, but then everything went smoothly. It really did make a world of difference. I am very glad I got this netbook and not the 1GB Toshiba I had originally wanted, that upgraded only to 2GB.
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Lisa Krause
2.0 de 5 estrellas Hard drive failed after 4.5 months of use (review updated 8/22/12)
Reseñado en los Estados Unidos el 29 de mayo de 2012
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I must edit my review. Yesterday, August 22, 2012 (about four months after purchase), the Western Digital hard drive in this netbook failed. I'm not too picky about cheap tech, but I do expect these things to last more than four months. I don't abuse my computers, run them clean, and the most resource-intensive program I regularly use is MS Word. Reading more recent reviews, I can see my netbook is not the only one with the issue of the failed HD. If you buy this computer, make sure to do frequent backups as I had literally no warning that the drive was going south. It was working perfectly one second and the next second POOF. Very disappointed.

(Below is my original review.)

I've had this for about eight weeks now and here's my breakdown.

PROS:
* Connects to wireless almost instantly (much faster than my previous netbook).
* Convenient size--easy to grab this on the way out the door as opposed to my daughter's laptop, which with its 15"+ screen is a bit of a behemoth.
* Keyboard is compact--I find these smaller keyboards much easier to type on in cramped quarters such as an airplane seat.
* Can handle most basic tasks well. A viable alternative to a desktop if you're not trying to burn DVDs or do hardcore gaming. Netflix, MS Word, etc run fine.

CONS:
* Ships filled with bloatware. You will have to de-bloat to get max performance.
* A little bit on the heavy side for its size. Not nearly as heavy as a full-featured laptop, however.
* Battery life is not very good, compared to my older netbook. The battery does not last out the amount of time it should. This can become an issue when traveling as you really have to remember to bring the charger with you even for a short trip.

Overall I'm very pleased with this netbook. It gets daily use, usually for hours at a time, and hasn't complained yet. Just be wary of the battery life issue.
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