Manufacturer's Description
Acer Aspire One Mini A150-1006 Notebook
Acer?s ultra-lightweight, ultraportable netbooks were designed to bring you mobile freedom. Combining all the simplicity, quality and ease of use you expect from Acer with everything you need to stay connected, chat and manage your life on the road, these Netbooks are set to change our expectations of simplicity on the move.
Product Specifications for
Acer Aspire One Mini A150-1006 Notebook
| Features |
| Battery Life |
3 hour(s) |
| Included Network Card |
Ethernet (10/100 Mbps)|Wireless Ethernet - 11 Mbps IEEE802.11b|Wireless Ethernet - 54 Mbps IEEE802.11g |
| Input Devices |
Keyboard|Touchpad |
| Included Devices |
Built-In Microphone|Built-In Webcam |
| Processor |
| Processor Speed |
1.6 GHz |
| Processor Class |
Intel Atom |
| System |
| System Chipset |
Intel 945GSE Express |
| Slots |
Memory Stick PRO|SD Card|Sony Memory Stick|xD-Picture Card |
| Cache Size |
512 kB |
| Bus Speed |
533 MHz |
| Interface Connection |
Audio - Line In (1/8" Mini)|Audio - Line Out (1/8" Mini)|Ethernet - RJ45 Twisted-Pair (XBaseT)|USB - Universal Serial Bus 2.0|Video - 15 pin High-Density D-shell (VGA) |
| More Info |
| URL |
http://www.acer.com/aspireone |
| Warranty |
| Warranty Information |
1 Year Limited Warranty |
| Dimensions |
| Depth |
6.7 in |
| Weight |
2.2 lbs |
| Width |
9.8 in |
| Height |
1.1 in |
| Display |
| Aspect Ratio |
15:9 |
| Max Resolution |
1024 x 600 |
| Display Type |
LCD Display w/ Glossy Screen |
| Display Size |
8.9 in |
| Multimedia |
| Video Bus |
PCI Express x16 |
| Video Chipset |
Intel Graphics Media Accelerator 950 |
| Video Integration |
Motherboard |
| Max Shared Video Memory |
224 MB |
| General |
| normalized-Cache Size |
0.512 |
| normalized-Display Size |
8.9 |
| normalized-Installed Memory |
1000 |
| Memory |
| Memory Technology |
DDR2 |
| Maximum Memory |
1.5 GB |
| Installed Memory |
1 GB |
| Software |
| Operating System |
Microsoft Windows XP |
| Storage |
| Hard Drive Capacity |
120 GB |
| Number of Storage Drives Included |
1 |
Most recent User Reviews for
Acer Aspire One Mini A150-1006 Notebook
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Reviewed by: junjunxu
11-10-08
Duration of ownership:
90
Days
Strengths: Mobile without noticeable compromising.
Weaknesses:Original 3-cell battery lasts only 2 hours.
Overall Evaluation: 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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Reviewed by: SilverSpring20910
08-29-08
Duration of ownership:
5
Days
Strengths: this is a fabulous little netbook.
Weaknesses: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?
Overall Evaluation: 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!
Review:
Acer Aspire One Mini-notebook (Windows XP)
With its bargain-basement price, the Aspire One looks like a steal--until you realize you need the six-cell battery.
Acer's first Aspire One mini-notebook was a Linux-based model that impressed us despite its modest components. Now the Windows XP Home version of Aspire One is here, packed with a larger hard drive and more RAM. Though it isn't superswift, the latest Aspire One is a fine machine at a fantastic price.
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