| Monday, May 4 2009 |
Official pictures of the $650 Acer Aspire One 751 have surfaced during the weekend. Don't get confused from the price tag, for that money you get a 11.6-inch netbook, not a notebook. System specs of Aspire One 751 are pretty standard, and as always they are based on the Intel Atom platform running a 1.33 GHz Intel Atom Z520 processors, mobile Intel US15W Express chipset, 1 GB of DDR2 RAM, and single 160 GB hard drive. The 11.6-inch display is LED backlit and comes with 16:9 1366x768 pixels resolution - ideal for HD content. Power source of the netbook, when not charging, is a 6-cell 5200 mAh battery that promises 8 hours worth of computing. Aspire One 751 is also Dolby Pro Logic sound certified and will be available in red, white, blue and black. All models will come with one year warranty and Microsoft Windows XP or Windows Vista installed. Currently the netbook is listed for sale in the Taiwanese etailer PCChrome for NT$ 21,600 (approximately $654 / 491 Euro), availability in Europe is expected later this month.
Source: netbooknews.de
Source: netbooknews.de
User comments
1.33 GHz Intel Atom Z520 processors, mobile Intel US15W Express chipset
16:9 1366x768 pixels resolution - ideal for HD content
Something doesnt add up.
16:9 1366x768 pixels resolution - ideal for HD content
Something doesnt add up.
Why'd they be moving to a lower end atom for this? From my understanding the 1.6GHz isn't that expensive and can deal with everything I've thrown at it.
The use of what seems to be a newer and lower power chipset is good, the 945 is at least 3 years old and it was a power hungry bastard back then.
The use of what seems to be a newer and lower power chipset is good, the 945 is at least 3 years old and it was a power hungry bastard back then.
That's very costly for a low end lappy!
They should've used a better proccy...
They should've used a better proccy...
does the Z520 cost more than the N270 because every netbook i have seen with it cost more.
oh and what HD do you plan on running on intel graphics?
oh and what HD do you plan on running on intel graphics?