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Other specifications include a 160GB internal hard drive, a multi-in-one card reader, 802.11b/g Wireless connectivity and a weight of 1.18kg. According to Acer, the new system can also be featured with a Mobile Intel 820801GBM chipset and provide support for a maximum of 2GB of DDR2 memory.
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The company's new netbook will also boast Microsoft's Windows XP operating system, an integrated Bluetooth and an overall design that will allow it to enable a fast and simple working experience, according to the PC vendor.Īs expected, the new 10-inch version of Acer's Aspire One netbook, comes built on Intel's Atom platform, combining the Mobile Intel 945GSE Express Chipset and an Intel Atom processor. But that battery means we can only really recommend it in the unlikely event that you don’t intend to use your netbook on the move.Acer has just announced the highly-anticipated new Aspire One netbook, coming to provide the company's fans with a larger 10-inch display, for an enhanced viewing experience.
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The screen is a huge plus few netbooks can match, the processor and the graphics chip are as fast as netbooks currently offer, and the 250GB hard disk and port selection are fine for such a reasonable price.
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It’s disappointing, as in most other ways the Aspire One 522 is ahead of the pack. If it were a 15in laptop we’d barely let that pass, but it’s simply unacceptable in netbook terms, particularly with some rivals lasting ten hours. Presumably to keep costs manageable, Acer has opted for a puny 2,200mAh battery, which gave us just 4hrs 2mins of general browsing time. If it all sounds like netbook perfection, there’s one large stumbling block that prevents us from fully endorsing the Aspire One 522. (Thankfully, it’s also available in colours other than sickly green.) There are three USB 2 ports and a card reader around the sides, and a 1.3-megapixel webcam sits above the screen. The flat-top keys avoid the miniaturisation that blights many netbooks, and the plastic lid feels strong enough to protect the panel in a bag. The Aspire 522 is exceedingly thin and light, weighing just 1.06kg, yet the build feels pretty sturdy.
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It won’t have you tearing round the jungles of Crysis, but it can run mainstream games at several times the frame rate of Intel’s integrated graphics, and it played back high-quality YouTube and iPlayer streams and 1080p MKV files smoothly – with the bonus of an HDMI port to blow that up to living room size. You also get the benefit of AMD’s C-50 processor, whose integrated Radeon HD 6250 graphics chip handles media tasks more comfortably than Intel’s Atoms. The glossy panel isn’t anything special when it comes to colour reproduction or contrast levels, but the key strength is that it feels like a proper desktop, which is not something you generally feel when using a netbook. It’s still a 10.1in display but it feels much larger, displaying a good chunk of a web page where lower resolutions often get little more than the main headline. Unlike the vast majority of netbooks, Acer’s Aspire One 522 steps up from 1,024 x 600 to a much more usable 1,280 x 720, and the difference it makes to the user experience is remarkable. With so many netbooks sporting very similar specifications, it takes something special to really stand out: a USB 3 port perhaps or, as in this case, a high-resolution screen.