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Review of Acer Aspire One 532h

Review of Acer Aspire One 532h

So this netbook outing from Acer has been around for a number of months already so it is time to see how it really compares. The device uses an Atom N450 processor and though it is not the top of the line, it provides a smooth operation running in lower power and cooler operation. The [...]

Acer Aspire One runs Slackware flawlessly

Acer Aspire One runs Slackware flawlessly

Here is a great news for all the Slackware fans. the new Slackware 13.0 runs without a hitch on the Acer Aspire one A110/A150.

Battery life has improved a lot. some have been able to get nearly 2.5 hours out of that tiny 3-cell battery of the Aspire One A110 and A150.

Click on read more to get the Slackware run perfectly on your Aspire One

SNOW LEOPARD on Acer Aspire One (A150)

SNOW LEOPARD on Acer Aspire One (A150)

First of all, here is what you need: Acer Aspire A150 with at least 1GB RAM, 160GB hard disk. You need at least BIOS 3310 to get the OS X working. 1. First, mount the original image and then run the installation. Then, in the terminal type: open /Volumes/Mac\ OS\ X\ Install\ DVD/System/Installation/Packages/OSInstall.mpkg Complete Installation [...]

EEEBUNTU 3.0 REVIEW (Base and Standard Editions)

EEEBUNTU 3.0 REVIEW (Base and Standard Editions)

Learn why we consider the EEEbuntu as the best Linux distro for netbooks. EEEbuntu works out of box and everything works!

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Acer to ship a million Acer Aspire One D150 netbooks in a month?!

Acer Chairman, J.T. Wang is pretty sure that Q1 will be better than the Q2 and that the waiting period for some components has already increased, which is an indication that demand is indeed growing. Acer is pretty sure to ship nearly a million of the Aspire One D150 netbooks every month from now.

Looks like, their forecast about shipping 12-15 million netbooks in the year 2009 was pretty true.

read Acer Aspire D150 review

TIP for Acer Aspire One 8.9-inch users – do not play music through speakers at full volume

If you care about your Acer Aspire One, do not play the songs at full blast when you are NOT using your earphones. The reason is little odd: right speaker causes enough vibration and / or magnetic interference to throw the hard drive into a tizzy, leading to a whole host of errors and even some potential data loss.

This is not a sign of good design. I do not play music at high volumes on my Acer Aspire One and perhaps that’s the reason, I’ve not faced any problems with the HDD. The SSD owners are not facing this problem (as there are no moving parts there)

Underclock/Overclock Acer Aspire One using A1CTL and get improve battery life

Underclock/Overclock Acer Aspire One using A1CTL and get improve battery life

A couple of weeks back, I was offered a deal about Aspire One that I just could not reject. I absolutely love it. Since then, I have been using all the time. My desktop is now biting the dust. However, one of the things for which I am not happy with the Aspire One is its battery life. It shipped with just 3-cell battery. That battery is able to give nearly 2.5 hours. If I use it heavily, it gets reduced to mere 2 hours.
The utility called a1ctl from a geek called Noda is a great way to underclock your Aspire One. By underclocking, you will be able to run your Aspire One’s processor at a slower clock rate. What will you get by that? You will be able to squeeze more juice out of your Aspire One.

If you are doing basic web surfing and office editing, you certainly won’t need all the horse power of the CPU.

Features:
- no installation needed
- small memory footprint (~5Mo)
- complete fan management, with stopped/slow/auto fan modes
- support newest bios, from v0.3109 to v0.3305
- CPU speed management (XP only)
- fast screen resolution changes, with 1024×768 scrolled and downscaled modes (XP only)
- can enable/disable webcam/ethernet/wifi to reduce power usage
- can be started with windows automatically
- option to prevent HDD clicks
- show temperature & battery in tray icon
- customizable icons & colors via .ini file
- integrated ACPIEC driver patching to prevent log writing

[get the fantastic a1ctl utility]

Acer Aspire One extended battery

Acer Aspire One extended battery

Folks at ultimate-netbook have released extended battery for the Acer Aspire One. This battery should provide should you enough juice for your device to let it last much much longer than the standard battery.
The below given links are for the 6600mAh battery. The battery costs just £48.99 and folks at ultimate-netbook ship it worldwide.

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Acer Aspire One Netbook (AOD150) now available in US [Netbook]

Acer Aspire One Netbook (AOD150) now available in US [Netbook]

Acer has now officially launched the highly awaited Acer Aspire one 103, which is going to be known as Aspire One AOD150 in US. The models are starting from $349.99, which means that Acer is going to follow the same plan which they followed for the original Acer Aspire one, which too was launched at mere $399 last year.

Acer plans SSD version of 10-inch Aspire One [Netbook]

Acer plans SSD version of 10-inch Aspire One [Netbook]

At first, there were no plans for the SSD version of the Acer Aspire 103 netbook, but now it seems that the ACER is indeed planning to release a linux version of their Aspire one 103, whose HDD version was released couple of days back. The SSD will have the capacity of 16GB and will [...]