Loading ...If you’re looking for that extra functionality and the comfort comes in operating an ergonomically designed notebook at a price that you cannot resist, then here is some great deals for you.
Acer Extensa 5230E 15.4 Laptop
* Acer Extensa notebook, perfect for students and home users
* 15.4″ TFT Screen
* Intel Celeron M 900M 2.2Ghz processor
* 160GB SATA Hard Drive
* DVDRW for all your backup needs
* Microsoft Windows Vista home basic
* 1GB DDR2 Memory
* Intel GMA X4500M graphics
* Wireless networking 802.11b/g/n
* Hi-definition audio with built in 3DSonic stereo speakers
only £299.99
ASUS Eee PC 901 Netbook – Black
* Ultra-portable black 8.9 inch laptop
* Enjoy music and videos with the Eee PC’s extensive support for a wide range of digital multimedia
* Use Skype or any other Instant Messaging client to connect with friends anywhere, anytime
* Rapid start-up time – the Eee PC is always ready for action
* No technical manual required with the specially designed, user-friendly and intuitive graphic interface
* Windows XP Home operating system
* Up to 8 hours’ of battery life
* High speed connectivity with Wi-Fi 802.11n
* 12GB Shockproof SSD (Solid State Disk)
* 1GB DDR2 memory
* Built-in Bluetooth for easy transfer of data
* 1.3 megapixel webcam
* 6-cell Li-ion battery
only £229.99
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December 18th, 2009 at 3:44 pm
When it arrived, I was a bit concerned as it had not been packed properly and the Asus box was loose inside a bigger Amazon box. However, when I opened it up all seemed to be well. I swiched it on and found the battery was partly charged. It started up properly and within 10 minutes it had found my home network, and I was surfing the Internet on it.
It is a beautiful little machine with a very bright crisp screen which has a proper matt finish and so avoids reflections, unlike the Acer. So far everything on board has worked OK except for the sound. There is clearly a software problem with the sound system as stereo recordings generate some very odd effects. Mono ones are fine.
Has anyone else encountered this problem? I need to spend a bit of time sorting it out.
The screen lives up to the Asus “zero defects” guarantee.
I have bought it primarily to store and view photos taken away from home. The big disk and good screen make it ideal for this plus the size and weight mean I can carry in my camera bag with my Nikon and its lenses.
The keyboard is OK but a bit small for anything other than short notes which is fine when travelling. I have bought a wireless keyboard and mouse for use at home.
This is a great little machine at any price, but for only $293 it is amazing.