Acer Aspire One AO521 Opinie (Netbooki)

Netbook killer. The battery life of a netbook with the performanc ...

Better performance than Intel Atom; Good battery life; Good screen contrast; HDMI output; Robust case; Low energy consumption; Quiet system

Screen picks up reflections; Resolution only 1,024 x 600; Can get too warm with heavy use; Small palm rest; Noisy touchpad keys

The mobile Phenom cores based on K10 architecture did not convince us, but their smaller brother the Athlon II Neo has managed it effortlessly

The Acer Aspire One 521 has an unconventional CPU, but it doesn't give this netbook an edge over its rivals in terms of performance. Nevertheless, it's a well designed machine.

Lightweight and highly portable ; HDMI port for connecting the 521 to your hi-def TV ; Bright screen

Average performance ; Mediocre battery life

We applaud Acer's decision to mix its netbook components up with the Aspire One 521. Even though the unusual CPU doesn't improve this machine's performance compared to rivals, it's still a decent netbook in other respects.

First off, Charles Kloet's conclusions in his review are completely false. Any benchmark test will show this machine significantly outperforms each of the current Atom-based netbooks, in terms of computing performance. Just turning on the machine and...

Processor, HDMI, and graphics performance

Heat, technical support

What can I say. Clean out the bloatware, upgrade to Win 7 Pro and drop a 4gb stick and you have a pocket rocket. This netbook sits beside the HDTV and is on 24/7. I have the Windows ARC keyboard and mouse and use the machine to do my homework, video...

Fast, compact and HD Streaming

hot, W7 Starter, bloatware and 1GB ram

I took a while deciding on this netbook and was about to get a packard Bell but when Curry's dropped the price to £199, down £50, it was enough to switch and i'm glad I did, its much better at processing video than the Atom based machines. I added an...

Better than the Atom processor based netbooks

Nothing