Coby Kyros MID7015 7-Inch Android Internet Touchscreen Tablet

Tuesday, December 27, 2011

Android 2.1 connects to the world though the touch of a fingertip. The Kyros Tablet is a powerful and flexible Internet and Entertainment solution that features a generous 7" screen with intuitive touchscreen controls powered by the Android 2.1 operating system. Browse the web wirelessly or enjoy media on a sleek and stylish media device. Enjoy 1080P HD videos, photos, music, and more in the comfort of your living room when connected to your TV via HDMI.

The Kyros has 4GB of built-in internal memory and features a microSD card slot for upgrading the capacity to up to 16GB. It also allows you to wirelessly access the Internet through a hi-speed networking support and includes more than a dozen built-in applications, each one identified by an icon. Among the included apps are an alarm clock, browser for surfing the web, calculator, email, gallery for viewing and playing videos, music and video player for launching the mobile YouTube browser page to watch Internet videos and more! In addition, the Kyros offers two unique apps, the Aldiko E-Book, for downloading and reading thousands of e-books (which supports the ePub standard) and AppsLib, to browse, download and install apps from the AppsLib marketplace for a complete mobile Internet solution.

Features Large 7 inch Resistive Touchscreen Connect to the Internet wirelessly Browse the web and check e-mail Watch videos on YouTube Integrated flash memory Built-in 4GB internal memory microSD card slot(upgrade up to 16GB) Connect and enjoy Full 1080p on your HDTV via a HDMI cable Discover and download apps to play games, check the weather, listen to the radio, and more with AppsLib Download and read thousands of books with the included Aldiko E-book reader application View pages in portrait or landscape with automatic orientation detection Full-size USB connection enables keyboard of your tablet USB 2.0 Hi-speed for fast file transfers Rechargeable lithium-polymer battery.

 - Memory Internal: 4GB Flash Removable: microSDHC card Slot (max 32GB)
 - Display Resolution 800 x 480 (WVGA - widescreen)
 - A/V Connections: Mini HDMI out, Type C (max 1080p) 3.5mm headphone out
 - Android 2.3
 - Integrated microphone, Integrated speaker

I purchased this (COBY KYROS MID7015) android tablet from another retailer and ended up getting it for $149.97 (A Steal). I mention the model clearly because I have noticed many negative reviews on what I am sure is the previous model Coby Kyros 7005. I say that because the newer 7015 was just relesed on 12/1/10 at the earliest. You will see that many negative reviews were posted saying they had the COBY MID7015 before it was even available. If people want to post a negative review of a product they at the very least, SHOULD KNOW WHAT MODEL THEY ARE REVIEWING.

That said, in my opinion this Coby MID7015 is an outstanding product. It does everything it claims it can do, and very well in fact. If you take your time and read the simple instructions it is very easy to set up. Even the internet runs very fast on this tablet, (decent wifi connection required). All other applications that come pre-loaded, and even the ones I have loaded myself, run great as well. The bottom line is this. For a full color e-reader (as good as my Daughters brand new $250.00 Nook color), and an amazing media player that plays everything I have thrown at it with ease, plus an android internet tablet with tons of free applications available, this one is a tough cookie to beat. At this price point this is a no brainer in my opinion :)

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Coby Kyros MID7015 Internet Touchscreen Tablet Overview

Monday, December 26, 2011

Connect to the world through the touch of a fingertip. The Kyros™ Tablet is a powerful and flexible Internet and Entertainment solution that features a generous 7" screen with intuitive touchscreen controls powered by the Android™ 2.1 operating system. Browse the web wirelessly or enjoy media on a sleek and stylish media device. Enjoy 1080P HD videos, photos, music, and more in the comfort of your living room when connected to your TV via HDMI.

Browse The Web : More than ever, the web is part of our daily lives. We live in a connected world that allows us to laugh, share, and live on the web. The Coby tablet allows us to do the little things we love - shop, check the weather, get recipes, keep in touch with our friends and family, and keep up with the constantly changing stocks and news. Now, experience your personal web up close with a lightweight tablet that powers on instantly anywhere. (* WiFi Connection required)

Check Email : Emails are easy. Fire off an email from your couch. Or the kitchen. Or the yard. With the built-in email app, our tablets make it easy to stay in touch. Where and who you email with is up to you. (* WiFi Connection required)

Listen Music : With all the things you can do with our tablets, don't forget to take a break for some music! The built-in music app lets you swipe and tap through your music by artist, album, song, or playlist. Listen to your favorite tunes at home or on-the-go.

Connect WiFi : Surf, watch, play, and do whatever you want, wherever you want. Our tablets connect quickly and easily to Wi-Fi networks. Whether at home, at your local coffee shop, or maybe even on a plane or train -- you'll enjoy the Internet unbound by wires.

Accelerometer : Take advantage of the most creative apps available for Android with the built-in accelerometer. From unique and exciting games to handy utility apps, you'll be amazed at what your tablet can do.

eBook : Imagine a library in the palm of your hands. Our tablets let you access countless volumes of books including: best sellers, new releases, classics, modern classics, and books from public libraries. The future of reading is here, and it fits comfortably in your hands.

Play Games : Whether it's for you or your loved ones, you'll find some great games in our free Android App store. Browse and download thousands of the most popular apps. With puzzle, strategy, action, racing games and more, there's something for everyone.

HD Movies : Experience up to 1080P High Definition video with high-resolution advanced media processors. With our built-in HDMI terminal, watching the latest movies in HD is easy. Simply connect your Coby Tablet to your HD TV with an HDMI Cable** is the ticket to the best seat in the house no matter where you are.

HDMI Output : Watching movies on the go is great, but watching on a giant TV at home is even better! HDMI is built right into our tablets -- that means no expensive adapters required, and no adapters to lose! Simply connect with a single HDMI cable, then lean back and enjoy stunning HD video from the comfort of your couch!

Memory Card Extension : Need more room for music, movies, or pictures? Just insert a microSD or microSDHC card and increase your memory up to 32GB. The right size is up to you.

4x3 Versatile Screen : Because we love books, we've created tablets with a screen that closely resembles the shape of a traditional book. This standard aspect ratio (4:3) is the most natural and comfortable for browsing the web, reading your favorite novels and so much more.

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Coby Kyros MID7015 Touchscreen Tablet Full Reviews

Just before the onslaught of tablets announced at CES this year, Coby released its Kyros line. The Coby Kyros MID7015 Internet Touchscreen Tablet ($199 list) is an Android 2.1-based device with a 7-inch screen.

Not only is it using a version of Android not intended for tablets, but its resistive touch screen isn't a multi-touch display like the Apple iPad's, so there's no pinching and expanding for quick zooming. The MID7015 performs adequately at best. It's not as graceful as the Samsung Galaxy Tab (starts at $399, 3 stars), not quite as useful as the also sub-par Dell Streak 7 ($199.99, 2.5 stars), and not even in the same ballpark as the much-more-expensive ($499-$829) iPad. If you can wait, the tablet-focused Android 3.0 (Honeycomb) should usher in a better era for tablets in the coming months.

Design
Measuring 7.5 by 0.5 by 4.8 inches with a 7-inch, 800-by-400-pixel resistive touch screen, the MID7015 is a mid-size tablet—decidedly smaller than the iPad and on a size par with the Samsung Galaxy Tab. Coby announced more Kyros tablets at CES, most with multi-touch screens instead of the less-desirable resistive touch featured on the MID7015, but they're not yet available. The black, plastic MID7015 comes with a case that doubles as a stand—a nice add-on considering the price and that the iPad's case, which is essential, is an extra accessory. The MID7015 also comes with earphones, unlike the iPad, along with a power adapter, a screen-cleaning cloth, and a mini-USB sync cable.

A stylus is tucked into the corner of the upper right panel; it isn't necessary to operate the screen, but can be helpful when trying to select small text on a Web page—a scenario that, unfortunately, comes up often. A Home/Menu switch rests below the stylus on the right panel, and the bottom panel houses a mini-USB connection, HDMI out, a microSD slot, power adapter input, and an oddly placed Power button—awkward because it's very close to a strap on the case, which occasionally pressed the button by accident. Also, during my testing, the Power button jammed on occasion, making turning the device on or off difficult. The button below the screen is not a Home button (as is traditionally the case), but a backwards navigation button, which isn't intuitive.


Performance
As stated earlier, the touch screen is not as sensitive as it could be, but for a resistive touch display, it offers better-than-average performance. The real issues come into play when trying to select smaller links or stories in the Web browser. And you can't pinch or expand your fingers to zoom in or out on images or Web pages, so it's either reach for the stylus or use the edge of a fingernail. The browser experience is typical Android 2.1—there's no Flash support, so most Web videos won't play, and many of the Web sites you hit will load as mobile versions. Because the tablet only supports 802.11b/g, the may be slower than you may be accustomed to if you're surfing on an 802.11n network. I had issues loading even the mobile version of the New York Times, which the MID7015 defaults to when www.nyt.com is entered. At first, the browser said it could not find the page, but it eventually loaded after about thirty seconds. On the Samsung Galaxy Tab, meanwhile, the same URL pressed at the same time (and using the same network) loaded the full New York Times page in under eight seconds. This isn't exactly the Internet in your hands. 


While the Galaxy Tab and the Dell Streak 7 have full access to the Android Market, which has well-developed apps from recognizable names like American Express and Chase, along with games like Angry Birds, the MID7015 adopts the AppsLib, a market developed and licensed by Archos. AppsLib has always felt like an unfiltered jumble of user-generated, decent-at-best apps. Finding quality apps isn't easy, and it's a huge downside of Archos tablets and the MID7015.


Apps that come loaded on the tablet are of the typical Android variety: a YouTube Video player, Aldiko (an ebook reader), E-mail, Gallery, Music player, Browser, Calculator, Alarm Clock, and the aforementioned AppsLib. The music and video apps are typical of the Android 2.1 experience—they get the job done, but don't expect anything flashy like you see on, say, the iPad.


Loading content on the tablet using Android 2.1 is not as automatic as it is with an iPad or even a cheap MP3 player. Connecting via USB doesn't prompt the tablet to ask whether you want to charge it only, or if you want to mount its hard drive and load content—you have to use a pull-down menu at the top of the home screen and select these options yourself. While this isn't a huge knock, it is yet another example of how Android 2.1 is not ideal for a tablet. (Even Android 2.2, which also isn't tablet-optimized, doesn't suffer from this.) Another irksome quality: after you disconnect the tablet from your PC, there is a significant lag time if you want to immediately play the audio or video files you just synced. The MID7015 even froze a few times trying to play files immediately after syncing them. Tapping the Home button generally fixed the problem, but it's not exactly a graceful process.


Photos and videos are confusingly lumped together in the Gallery menu, while the Video Player is actually a YouTube app. Video and photos look pleasantly crisp on the display, but despite the tablet's support for HD video, it cannot play it back at full resolution on the 800-by-400 screen. There is an HDMI-out connection so you can watch 1080p content on your television—an increasingly popular feature, and one that the iPad lacks. (The iPad can stream content to a TV using AirPlay, but not at full 1080p.)


Coby was unable to confirm a full file support list for the MID7015, but we were able to load a typical array, so consider this an informal guide to what file types are supported. For audio: AAC, MP3, OGG, WMA, WMA Lossless (all non-DRM); for video: MPEG4, WMV, DVIX and AVI; for photo: JPG BMP, PNG, and GIF. The company doesn't publish battery life estimates, but our labs battery tests are underway, and results will be posted here soon.


The MID7015 may be just $200, but unlike the iPad, it is easy to find it for well below its list price—you can find it online for about $150. To its credit, it tested better than the much more expensive Viewsonic Viewpad 7 ($599, 2.5 stars) and the similarly priced Cherrypal Cherrypad ($188, 2 stars). Up against the identically-priced Dell Streak 7, however, it is a far lesser machine. That is a damning fact, as the Streak 7 have plenty of issues of its own. If you don't need a tablet right now, I recommend waiting a few months until Coby—and many of its competitors—unleash a wave of higher performance tablets armed with Honeycomb, the first version of the Android OS (3.0) specifically designed for tablets. If you can't wait, the Streak 7 is better—but not much—and the Galaxy Tab is much better, but more expensive.


Source : www.pcmag.com by Tim Gideon.
 

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Acer Aspire One AOD257-13685 10.1-Inch Netbook Reviews

Monday, December 19, 2011

Acer AOD257-13685 comes with a complete Specs. Intel Atom Dual-Core Processor N570, Windows 7 Starter, 10.1 "WSVGA LED-backlit Display, Mobile Intel NM10 Express Chipset,

Intel Graphics Media Accelerator 3150, 1024MB DDR3 Memory, 250GB SATA Hard Drive (5400RPM), Multi-in-1 Digital. Media Card Reader, 802.11b/g/n Wi-Fi CERTIFIED, Built-In 0.3MP Webcam, 3 - USB 2.0 Ports, 3-cell Li-ion Battery (2200 mAh), Up to 4-hours Battery Life, Microsoft Office. Starter 2010, 2.65 lbs. | 1.2 kg (system unit only).

- Intel Atom Dual-Core Processor N570
- 1GB DDR3 Memory
- 250GB SATA Hard Drive
- 10.1-Inch WSVGA Acer CrystalBrite LED-backlit Display, Intel Graphics Media Accelerator 3150
- Windows 7 Starter

I purchased this AOD257 at store during Black Friday. I have been running approximately up to 4 days and this is my opinion that there is to it.

First, build. I love the portability, plus the keyboard is not too small. Typing is comfortable. I have learned some short cut keys (such as F11) to make full use of the smaller screen. It comes with a 3 cell battery which is the smallest it gets for 10.1. Thus, the battery only lasts around 2.5 hours. But, I plan on upgrading to a 9 cell battery when the price is right. It does not have a cd player. There are no hidden annoyances (flashy lights, sounds, weird angles) about this netbook for me.

Second, the computer. You should know it has Windows 7 Starter. Which is a lighter version of regular Windows. Key differences being it has limited versions of word, excel, etc. And, it is not as customizeable(background changing, etc). However, I found a background force changer online which works great. Also, I have purchased a 2g RAM for around $18 which is on its way. Installation looks to be a bit more involved than the average RAM upgrade.

Right now with the 1 gig RAM, the computer is not what I would call slow. Most youtube vids are smooth. I had windows music player going, browsing google chrome, calculator, and notepad open and it was chugging along fine. Back to Windows 7 starter, I have an additional computer for the word and excel stuff for school. So full windows isn't necessary for me here. But, I believe the cheapest upgrade right now is around $90.

All in all, very pleased with this Netbook.

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Coby Kyros 7-Inch Android 2.3 4 GB Internet Touchscreen Tablet Reviews

Whether you're surfing the web, watching videos on Youtube, check e-mail and many other things you can do with an LCD screen size 7 inch touchscreen controls with the operating system is Android 2.3.

You are connected internet wirelessly with the high-speed networking support (Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g). Download and enjoy popular apps and games from AppLib marketplace. playing the popular video, music, and images in various format. expandable memory with MicroSDHC card. battery lithium-polymer.

- Browse the web, watch Youtube videos, checking e-mail, and much more with Android 2.3
- 7 inch LCD intuitive touchscreen
- Connect to the Internet wirelessly with high-speed
- AppsLib marketplace
- Plays popular video, music, and photo formats

I had thought and looked into getting an iPad or one of the other larger tablets, but realized that if I was going to spend that much money that I may as well by a laptop. Yeah, they look cool and all, and the number of 3rd party things for it are out there, but I realized that I really didn't want something that big in size. I wanted something that I could easily carry around, see what email I had awaiting for me to read at some point, could sit and read a book, and play a few games. I had looked at some other 7" tablets, but there was just something about them that just didn't give me the desire to buy them, then I came across this one.

It's heavier than I expected, and takes longer to start than I would like, but it works for me.I have had no trouble connecting to wifi networks, the apps that I have added work great, going from portrait to landscape is quick, playing video from YouTube and elsewhere works fine, and I have even been able to make Skype calls with no problems.

The problem that I have had with it is that the battery doesn't last long, and it would of been really nice if they had made it a little bigger or added a clasp for the stylist. I also don't like the fact that if you lay it onto a table the screen will automatically switch to landscape.

The Apps store it uses (GetJar) has plenty of stuff to keep me happy, but I am not looking for it to do a billion things. So far I have enjoyed the e-reader (Aldiko) as it is easy to read things.

If you need all of the bells & whistles of the iPad, then buy an iPad. If you are looking for something that will do the basics quickly so you can do other things in life, this is a good choice... 

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Acer Aspire One AO722-0473 Nice Netbook!

Friday, December 2, 2011

Customer Reviews-Rating is 4.5 of 5.

This is typical of a netbook, you can feel the powerful and feature for full size netbook. That is soothing as a top model of the netbook and the specs like on ​​the laptop that it is. Start of dual core high end processor / ATI graphics utilizing / 256MB dedicated RAM / Windows 7 Home Premium 64 bit / 2 GB RAM Standard / 320 GB HDD and a 1366x768 resolution screen. This is a specs that is closest to a true laptop.

Today, I just bought this netbook model two unit, because that it just reduces the price to $198 and I still have 5% of the target card as well. So I decided to buy this Acer Aspire One AO722-0473 11.6-Inch HD Netbook for price reduction. I set them both to be successful today and put one for my 9-year-old daughter to use it. She learned and can use it quickly. And another one for my wife to take it to the clinic, it is easily accessible.

I was impressed it at first removed from its packaging. With 2 GB of RAM, this netbook can work quickly right. It can run internet through  web browser without any problems. Microsoft Word and Microsoft Excel are also available as well.

It's like any other netbook in the same price, I'll add a 4GB SODIMM in order to enhance its performance even more. At this point, the netbook can easily upgrade it to a screw on the back cover to access the RAM and HDD and PCI slot with ease.

Update November 25 2011 :

This ago about 3 weeks since I received this netbook. Is no anything to complain for it. I had to upgrade RAM as I want and it improves some performance up slightly. As observed, that is an antivirus program and uninstall programs can run faster. I installed Microsoft Security Essentials with basic antivirus / antispy ware has been free from Microsoft.

I think I need more Bluetooth devices on this chip-set that use the original wireless WIFI (Atheros), I found that Atheros WIFI does not cover some of the works which I wanted. I searched the PCIs Atheros from Internet and found it on Ebay. I decided to buy Atheros AR5B195 + Bluetooth Half Mini PCIe at price of $21 with shipping.

The combo WIFI and Bluetooth card sent to me in the next day and I had to install it manually. It's very easy to install by remove original wireless card out  (open case, pop off the antenna leads and remove the hold down screw) and install the new card instead. The new card has two poles, the pole share which WIFI and Bluetooth antennas that are employed together.

Now, both set to work as I want. The Atheross Bluetooth Driver can be used with the Aspire One AO722 driver. Is quite difficult to find the Atheros WiFi driver. I'm trying to test difference between the set and found that it works well either with Dell DW1702 wireless card driver. Which must be some hard installed because it is a driver for a Dell machine. Yep! driver can work together, and after the driver complete installation, wireless can work immediately.

Everything appears to be working fine. I can now use a Bluetooth mouse without a dongle!

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Toshiba NB505-N508BL Good Netbook with FULL Keyboard

Thursday, December 1, 2011

Perfect for everyday use with your computer while traveling, the Toshiba NB505 netbook mini N508BL one of the best on the market - only 1.4 inches wide (without support). It weighs less than 3 pounds, so it easily into your backpack, purse, backpack and more wear.

Thank you to the high-speed connectivity, the Intel Atom processor and provides up to eight hours of battery life rating of this budget-friendly netbook in touch with your friends, websites, social networks and media almost everywhere you go - the all without freedom of expression. And with the innovative rubberized finish NB505 netbook EasyGrip that is easy to pack and leave.

It features a bright, colorful 10.1-inch LED-backlit screen, a full-size keyboard for comfortable typing, and a larger multi-touch trackpad - you can simple documents, web pages and browse through the images. You'll also be able to manage all your documents a large library of multimedia 250 GB hard drive and download images from digital cameras via the SD memory card slot. Other features include a 250 GB hard drive I protected with a sensor, integrated 3D effect falls, shocks and vibrations has been recognized. Other features include DDR3 RAM, an integrated webcam and a mono speaker.

With more than 8 hours of battery life, the Mini NB505 Toshiba a whole day without recharging calculation

The NB505 offers a stylish look with a subtle metallic sheen and engraved dot patterns and a textured rubber cover

 The NB505's ports.

Good netbook with full keyboard

Great little netbook at an affordable price. The technical specifications are pretty standard for a netbook 2010/2011: 1G RAM, 250GB HD, 3 USB ports, camera base, separate microphone and headphone jack, SD card slot, VGA output and a battery life of 8 hours.

There are many netbooks on the market like this, but what really stands out for me is the keyboard, full size keyboard with all the main cursor movement keys: Up, Down, Right, Left dedicated PgUp, PgDn, Home and End . I work with Excel spreadsheets and it is really complicated ORF with the key combination Fn + End / to the end + Up / Down or Ctrl + fn + home, ctrl + fn + end, etc to move around.

Even scrolling with Page Up / Page Down to read a web page is the duration of pain if you also have to press the Fn key! With most netbooks you live with the Fn key, in this case does not have the NB505 keyboard is very convenient and comfortable, almost like a laptop or keyboard, complete, and the key layout is not standard, the can work faster and easier.

I also feel very soft when takes a few blankets, very nice and handles great! Windows 7 Starter is really important, but you can find programs, utilities, and advice on the Internet, the basic package "missing features" how to adopt or change the background image, received the colors, sounds, resize images, etc. I get rid of most Toshiba utilities and also part of Norton Security installed and MS and my editing program freeware favorite at home.

I would like stereo speakers, but this netbook has only a mono speaker on the device. I have old Toshiba laptop with an excellent experience, in reality, they are still in progress (Win98, 450 MB HD, 64 MB of RAM)! I decided to give it a chance and bought the netbook from Amazon. She came quickly, and work OK! (No DOA). Its been a month since I have a netbook and I'm always happy, but I think the upgrade to 2 GB of memory to make it snappy, I find Windows XP to Win7 heavy GB of RAM (but just my opinion ...). Overall, I recommend it to my friends!

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PanDigital 7270FW 7-Inch Tablet Computer - Great Deal for Little Reader

Tuesday, November 29, 2011

I am a big fan of this product. I still surf the battery life, even when using the Wi-Fi for a few hours. Nevertheless, it is a little heavy. But it is an excellent alternative to an iPad. Surfing the Internet is perfectly fine when WiFi is good. The screen resolution and color is better than tablets for the price and size of 800x600. For Element is renewed product in a sealed box of detail provided, and all accessories are new, how new products can. I do not know if it is extended.

I bought this as a birthday gift for my mother. She loves to surf the Web directly before going to bed and was using his iPod Touch, but the screen is just sooo hard for them to see something. She is disabled and there are days where they in bed or on the couch all day, unable to move.

I wanted something big, it is a Multi-Tasker, is easy to use was to have. She loves this tablet! It took a few days to get the hang of it, and says she has not discovered all the bells and whistles, but it leaves to the Internet, without the surf at a table, where sit the computer. And "E-Reader, and even a built in Barnes and Noble app is great and very easy to use.

It also comes with a couple of games (one is lonely, she was thrilled:)) But you have a little more on the App Store to download. In my opinion, is totally worth it and I'm just thankful that they look so happy.

If you super-fast processing and the App Store (two Android and Apple), then you'll buy something more expensive. I found the tab to work reliably simple and yet capable of any application that I wanted to go out without having to hack or ROOT. This is a great first board directors or the person who does not need all the bells and whisltes an iPad.

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Lenovo S10-3 0647-29U 10.1-Inch Netbook (Black) Reviews

Monday, April 26, 2010

Type : Netbook

Brand : Lenovo

Model : 0647-29U

New Price : $349.99 $349.99 (Post-Date)

Color : Black / Size :

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Lenovo 0647-29U Overview

BREAKTHROUGH TECHNOLOGY: THAT DELIVERS MORE THAN YOU MIGHT EXPECT FROM A NETBOOK: Stylish, chic, and packed with more technology than you would expect from an internet companion device, the IdeaPad S10-3 redefines what a netbook should be. Featuring DirectShare – making it quick and easy to synchronize your files with another notebook without connecting to the web. When you do need the internet, Quick Start 2.0 will get you online in seconds with its ‘instant on’ function that lets you access the web, multimedia files and other applications without booting to the desktop operating system. Lenovo Maplife location-based mapping software can detect your location from your Wi-Fi connection, delivering context-based mapping when you are out and about. The S10-3’s slim, lightweight design is what you might expect in a netbook, but the technology inside is anything but. Best of all, it’s from Lenovo, makers of the award-winning ThinkPad notebook.  [...]

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Lenovo 0647-29U Features

• CPU Type Intel Atom CPU Speed N450(1.66GHz) CPU L2 Cache 512KB
• 1GB 204-Pin DDR2 SO-DIMM Memory
• 250GB SATA Hard Drive (5400RPM); 802.11 b/g/n
• 10.1" 1024x600 LED Display (16:9); Intel GMA 3150 Graphics
• Windows 7 Starter 6 cell Lithium Ion Battery with up to 7 hours battery life

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Lenovo 0647-29U Accessories

• Targus 4-Port USB 2.0 Ultra Mini Hub PA055U (Black)
• Targus PAUM01U Ultra-Mini Retractable Optical Mouse
• Targus PAUK10U Ultra Mini USB Keypad
• Cables To Go 28230 USB Notebook Light
• Cables To Go - 30534 - USB 2.0 to SVGA Video Adapter

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ASUS Eee PC Seashell 1005PE-PU17-BK 10.1-Inch Black Netbook Reviews

Thursday, April 22, 2010

ASUS Eee PC Seashell 1005PE-PU17-BK 10.1-Inch Black Netbook (Up to 14 Hours of Battery Life) Reviews

(4.5/5 of 84 Reviews)

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Embrace mobile computing in style with the new ASUS Eee PC 1005PE-P. The 1005PE-P packs the latest ATOM CPU from Intel, the N450, which consumes less power than its predecessors, allowing the 1005PE-P to get up to a revolutionary 14 hours of battery life. With built-in Wi-Fi 802.11b/g/n and Bluetooth, users can stay connected wherever they go. The 92%-scaled ergonomic keyboard and Multi-Touch touchpad make it a breeze to type and navigate through content. The 1005PE-P’s 250GB hard drive and 500GB of free webstorage provide a wealth of storage and backup capabilities. The 1005PE also features a chiclet keyboard for added style and comfort. Lastly, a 0.3MP Webcam and Windows 7 Starter Operating System round out the list of the 1005PE-P’s impressive features. With its sleek curves and smooth lines, the Eee PC 1005PE-P offers superior style without sacrificing performance or mobility.

Technical Detail

• 1.66GHz Intel N450 Atom Processor
• 1GB DDR2 RAM, 1 SODIMM Slot, 2GB Max
• 250GB SATA Hard Drive (5400RPM) + 500GB Free Web Storage; Chiclet Keyboard; 0.3MP Webcam
• 10.1-Inch Color-Shine 1024X600 WSVGA LCD Display; 802.11 b/g/n; Bluetooth Enabled
• Windows 7 Starter Operating System; High Capacity 6 Cell Battery for up to 14 Hours of Battery Life

Customer's Reviews (All-Reviews)

Warren F. Taylor ( Porterville, CA )

--Beware the Display!--

Unit is powered adequately but low def display resolution makes it almost painful to use. I'll admit; I missed that when I read the specs. How can they say this is a Netbook when you can't use it on the Internet? What tore it for me was when Yahoo! said I had to go back to default email program because, quote, "Your screen resolution is set below our minimum recommendation." What they recommend is 1024 x 768. This device only delivers 1024 x 600 natively. In addition, the screen is nowhere near as bright as Asus claims in its hype. It simply will not do, not even for a fairly inexpensive component like the netbook.
I'm sending it back today, April 22, the day after I received it!

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GC7 ( Scott AFB, IL )

--Excellent Netbook Options For The Price--

When it comes to notebooks I normally purchase Dells. However, when I found I needed a netbook for taking notes in class and I began to look at the different models, the Dell Mini battery life just wasn't that good and the ASUS caught my attention for several reasons. One of the students in class had one and he really liked it. When I looked online the price, options and customer reviews were excellent so I decided to take a chance on it and it has been great. Below are some of the Pro's and (few) Con's:

Pro's:
Monitor: Excellent, crisp LED backed 1024x600 display with minimal reflection

Bluetooth: Actually has built in Bluetooth which is not common on other Netbooks

Wireless: 802.11b/g/n with excellent reception and connects without problems

Windows 7 Starter: I was very surprised it boots up and shuts down very fast and uses minimal resources

Built in Web Cam and Mic: Although the webcam has become standard, I was surprised that it included a mic

USB Ports: This netbook surprisingly has three USB ports built in!

Keyboard Layout: Takes a little getting used to since it's obviously not full size, but the layout is very good

Battery Life: EXCELLENT. Running Windows and MS Works for 3.5 hours while taking notes I only used 22% of battery so it has very good power management. In addition, the ASUS Super Hybrid Engine auto-adjusts power settings to get maximum life out of the battery. For example, if you're not touching the computer for more than a minute the computer starts stepping down the brightness of the display to prolong the battery life. If you are just looking to surf the web then you can just boot into the non-Windows environment which will make your battery life last even longer.

Hard Drive: A lot of netbooks are coming with only 160GB hard drives. This one has 250GB which is really a bonus.

Integrated Flash Card Slot: MMC/SD/SDHC

Built-in Recovery: Come preloaded with an image of the system that the user can use to reload the netbook should the computer become infected or if they simply want to do a fresh install. A recovery DVD is included as well.

Con's:
Exterior Finish: I love the blue color, but the shinny finish picks up fingerprints easily. In addition, it scratches very easily as well. For me it's not too big of an issues, but I know it could be for others

Memory: Only comes with 1GB of Ram as do most netbooks. The netbook seems to run okay, but I noticed a speed improvement when I upgraded to the 2GB. If you are thinking of upgrading the memory see my WARNING below.

Pre-Installed Software: It comes with trials of Micro Trends AV and Office 2007. I deleted all of that crap off of the machine. If you're planning on using it great, but otherwise I would get rid of it as it takes up memory and hard drive space.

DVD Drive: This isn't necessarily a con, but I wanted to mention it for users who may want to load software from a CD or DVD that it doesn't have one. I purchased an external drive for this.

MEMORY UPGRADE WARNING: I upgraded my memory to the maximum 2GB. There are two things to be aware of:

1. Amazon has listed on the netbook page a memory module under the Frequently Bought Together section on the page that is the INCORRECT memory type for this computer. Do not buy the 256Mx64PC2-5300 module, the correct memory is 6400.

2. I normally upgrade my computers with Crucial Memory. To ensure I was purchasing the correct memory I went out to Crucial's website and ran their memory finder using my computer model. The module the Crucial website told me to purchase was CT25664AC800 2GB 200-pin SODIMM DDR2 PC2-6400. This memory module is INCOMPATIBLE with this machine. Users have been reporting different issues. The problem I was encountering was the computer screen would sometimes come up black on startup. It would also sometimes show the boot process on the screen at startup (not normal). The big problem is that when the machine is operating on battery power it would not shut down completely. The Windows program would close and the screen would go dark, but the power lights remained on along with the fan sometimes staying on. The only way around this shut down problem was to shut down the ASUS Super Hybrid Engine software first and then shutdown the machine or press and hold the power button, neither of which I was willing to do. Let me mention this is NOT a software issue with the ASUS Super Hybrid Engine. After searching multiple forums I found a user who had purchased Corsair Memory VS2GSDS800D2 2 GB PC2-6400 800MHz 200-pin DDR2 SODIMM and used it with success. I ordered the new memory from Amazon and it works well and there are no longer any issues with startup or shut downs.

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JoJo111 ( CA )

--had a little problem with the machine, but Amazon's service is excellent--

So excited to get this machine, but there is a buzz when I start it, which is really annoying. I think it's from the hard drive. The only way to stop the noise is to lift the rear part to a certain angle. But after a few minutes it becomes quiet. This is not a huge problem, but it should not be seen on a brand new netbook. So I called Amazon whose service is excellent. They will send me a replacement, and I can keep this one till I receive the new one. I think I'll keep shopping with Amazon.

As for this machine itself, other than the noise, which I hope doesn't happen to many others, I like it very much. It doesn't get hot as my old one does, so it can absolutely used on you laps.

Yes, there is no recovery CD, but you don't need it, I think, because there is a button you can press to recover the system to factory setting. Plus, there is no CD/DVD drive, so I wouldn't be bothered by the lack of the CDs.

The some gestures do not work so well with the touchpad. Maybe I just need more practice and get used to it. But the machine works well with my bluetooth mouse which I use almost exclusively, so it won't bother me.

Overall, I would have given it 5 stars without the noise.

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JD

--Stopped working after a few months; no help from asus--

This netbook is light, attractive, and has a usable keyboard. Initially, the battery life was great.

After a few months of gentle use, the hinges attaching the screen loosened up and tore apart. I contacted asus for an RMA, but didn't send the netbook in immediately, as I still used it sometimes with an external monitor.

A few weeks ago I sent it back and that's when the real nightmare began. Asus returned the netbook with repaired hinges and screen, but a completely broken keyboard. For over a week, I've been trying to get a replacement keyboard or an expedited repair, but asus doesn't care that the current problem is a direct result of their mishandling. Each time I call, the supervisor promises to "escalate," and then never calls back or does anything. Tonight, the supervisor I spoke with said it would take 2 to 3 business days to figure out whether they good reduce the normal 7 business day repair time!

If you want a reliable netbook, don't risk this one. When it breaks, asus "customer support" will torture you into giving up.

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Venkata

--excellent... i love this...--

I bought a hp mini and was alarmed at the poor battery performance. Even when i am not doing any thing. i find that the battery power is falling hour-by-hour. So I googled for mini notebooks and came across this on amazon website. If you order this within next 40 minutes it will be delivered tomorrow- is what i found and quickly i read the customer review under the competetive model PU27 by Mr.Turtle james and immediately ordered for this. True to its promise Amazon deleivered this piece by 9am on the very next day

The review by Turtle james greatly helped me to configure this notebook in no time and I would suggest anyone going to buy a mini with a lasting battery may simply buy this one without a second thought. And curiously if you search for this item on amazon website you will never get to this. So google only leads to this page on amazon - prpbably commercial interests of amazon are involved, -, i don't know.

If you buy this itemgo for the james turtle review under the PU-27 which equally applies for this PU-17 Version also and you may be able to change even the wall paper on the desktop circumventing the starter version constraint imposed by windows.ASUS Eee PC Seashell 1005PE-PU17-BK 10.1-Inch Black Netbook (Up to 14 Hours of Battery Life)

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Acer AO532h-2382 10.1-Inch Onyx Blue Netbook Review

Sunday, March 21, 2010

Acer AO532h-2382 10.1-Inch Onyx Blue Netbook - Up to 10 Hours of Battery Life Brand : Acer Model : AO532h-2382 (4.5/5 of 6 Reviews) [Best Price Offer]

Technical Detail

• 1.66 GHz Intel Atom N450 Processor
• 1GB DDR2 Memory
• 160GB SATA Hard Drive (5400RPM); 802.11 b/g/n Wireless Certified
• 10.1" WSVGA Acer CrystalBrite LED Display, Intel GMA 3150 Graphics
• Windows XP Home; Up to 10 Hours of Battery Life

Product Description

Acer AO532h-2382 comes with these high-level specifications. Intel Atom N450, Windows XP Home (Service Pack 3), 10.1-inch WSVGA Acer CrystalBrite LED, NM10 Mobile Intel Express Chipset, Intel Graphics Media Accelerator 3150, 1024MB DDR2, 160GB SATA Hard Drive (5400RPM), Multi - in-1 Digital Media Card Reader, Acer InviLink 802.11b/g/Draft-N Wi-Fi CERTIFIED, Bluetooth 2.1 + EDR (Enhanced Data Rate), integrated webcam, two stereo speakers, 3 - USB 2.0, 6-cell Li-Ion Battery (5600 mAh ),  2.76lbs | 1.25 kg (system unit only)  [...]

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Customer's Reviews (All-Reviews)

Josiah ( Nairobi, Kenya )

I found it handy as a second notebook. Opted for XP Home, because I needed to be able to use a secondary Monitory. I upgrade to 2GB of memory so I could do a little 'more. Battery life is OK (never tried to push it to 8 hours away)

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C. Jones ( Commerce, Ga )

This was the perfect on-the-go machine for me. I am a student at a technical school and this little computer is an aid to one. I admit, I'm not very technologically inclined (ie, going to school technology), but I found my Acer to be very friendly. If you're used to a desktop or laptop more, the small screen has some adjustments. For me, portability is worth the small screen. I was worried that the keyboard would be very small, but I had no problem. The battery life was more than I expected. With moderate use, I spent four days without having to recharge the battery. Also, I had no problems running the various programs. My Acer was the perfect extension of my PC at home. I used it for a month and I still love it.

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David H ( NJ )

Very happy with this netbook. Now used for 1 week. Do whatever you want to do. Very nice car. Only problem is getting used to the mouse pad. There is a considerable amount of discussion on upgrading to 2GB of RAM. I have 2 GB PC2-6400 800 card and installed and the computer will not start.

I also purchased this Acer Ao532h with Windows 7 starter for my wife. I popped the memory card and it booted without any problem and immediately recognized the 2GB of RAM. Then put the card 1GB Ao532 Acer Windows 7 for my machine (Acer A0523 Windows XP) and will not boot. So now I am convinced that both machines use memory cards diffferent because of the difference between operating systems. I hope what I'm saying is true. Maybe my Acer Windows XP is not good (on the basis of a prior analysis of customers) or I need a different memory card.

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A reader ( Berkeley, CA )

Remember that this comes with Windows XP, Windows 7 is not for beginners, which has become the de facto standard for netbooks. This can be very interesting if you want to run XP, or will not learn the new operating system, Win7, or because he sees the legacy benefits specific to Windows XP (may be slightly faster than the Atom processor Win7 most netbooks more Light run). Please note that if you want to learn the new operating system, which is probably not the best of reasons, such as long-term support is probably going to be better for Win7, and Microsoft is reporting fewer problems with viruses Win7 XP (although this may simply be because Win7 is still new).

Other disadvantages than advantages of OS /, this unit comes with a more powerful battery (10 hours of battery life MA 5400), the other issues a0532h today have a lower power rating, so battery 8 hours. Furthermore, this device has Bluetooth.

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Toshiba 10.1-Inch Netbook Black Soft Sleeve Review

Toshiba 10.1-Inch Netbook Black Soft Sleeve Brand : Toshiba Model : PA1489U-1NBK (0/5 of 0 Reviews) [Best Price Offer]

Technical Detail

• Fits Netbooks and MiniNBs with up to 10.1" screens
• Use as a stand-alone case or extra protection in any other case
• Soft, durable, weather¿resistant neoprene cushions and protects your Netbook and MiniNB
• Small enough to fit in your regular carrying case but tough enough to use by itself
• Stylish design combines form and function

Product Description

Designed to fit Netbooks and MiniNBs with screens up to 10.1 inches, the Toshiba Neoprene is a multifunctional that can be used as a stand bag everyday bumps and grinds and fits easily in any other case, to guarantee thereafter. If you use it to carry the Netbook or MiniNB back and meetings, or use in your backpack to school, the bus that provides greater protection of neoprene with double side and helps prevent scratches from everyday use. Heavy neoprene stretches for a way to look mounted. [...]

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Dell Inspiron iM1012-687CRD Mini 1012 10.1-Inch Cherry Red Netbook Review

Dell Inspiron iM1012-687CRD Mini 1012 10.1-Inch Cherry Red Netbook - Up to 8 Hours 8 Minutes of Battery Life Brand : Dell Model : iM1012-687CRD (5.0/5 of 1 Reviews) [Best Price Offer]

Technical Detail

• 1.66GHz Intel N450 Atom Processor
• 1GB SDRAM
• 160GB Hard Drive (5400RPM); 802.11 a/b/g Wireless Connectivity
• 10.1" Display; Intel Graphics Media Accelerator 3150
• Windows 7 Starter; Integrated 1.3mp Webcam; 6-cell Lithium Ion Battery

Product Description

The Inspiron Mini 10 is the best in class industrial design, with a built-in battery design in a draft comes adorable. The combination of processor and battery technology provides long battery life to keep your computer from dawn to dusk. The netbook also has options that could keep you entertained with good to watch high-definition video on a screen high definition.  [...]

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Customer's Reviews (All-Reviews)

S. Showalter ( Ohio, USA )

I was not a fan of netbooks that many out there, but this guy really surprised me. I started to compare against this netbook netbook from Asus, Acer, Samsung, Sony, Toshiba and Gateway (a fairly complete line-up). There was a sharp contrast between the series of Mini 10 netbook and manufactured by other companies. For me, the decision to purchase really came down to comfort and ingenuity of its design. I believe that others choose this model mainly for the same reasons.

===== It's Comfortable =====
This thing is a dream to use. Most netbooks are unusable for me. What else bites with netbooks is the keyboard. I'm used to low-profile, scissors style chiclet switch keyboards that are (or at least used to be) more common in laptops, and in fact I love them. I refer to the type of keys that are flat and flush with the rest of the palm, and has a flange or just the edges of the lips (where the space between the keys). To see exactly what I mean, check the close-up on the right (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00361G10S?tag=a52-20&ie=UTF8 productDescription #). These types of keyboards makes writing very easy, since it will not cause wrist strain due to high keys or keys that require more force to press.

===== It's Innovative =====
The touch pad is small, but smart, who can hit the corners of the mat bottom-left/bottom-right to left-click/right-click (respectively), instead of wasting space by the application of separate buttons. The touch pad is very palpable, as texture and the finish is matte and not glossy, making it much more conducive to slide the fingers of most other netbooks I put my fingers. Most of the bearings netbooks touch was brilliant, making your skin strength and resistance to dragging gestures. I think the feeling of being almost annoying as fingernails on a blackboard! Netbooks were visibly covered with oil stains and grease of fingers, both within the block of the track and also at the wrist. Instant off for me on anything, but Dell! The Mini-10, another blot was free, thanks to the use of palm oil resistant soft rest texture.

===== What I Loved =====
* Keyboard design - 92% full-size!
* Touch pad design - genius usability features
* Wrist rest - comfortable, remains clean/streak-free
* 3 USB ports - 2-left/1-right is dandy for using a USB mouse
* Windows 7 - Vista isn't optimized for netbooks, 7 is
* 9:16 ratio display - great for movies (see above for DVD solution)
* Keyboard + Touch pad design - seriously! It hits the mark spot-on!

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Caselogic VNA210 10.2-Inch Netbook Attache (Black) Review

Brand : Case Logic Model : VNA-210Black (4.5/5 of 13 Reviews) [Best Price Offer]

Technical Detail

• Fits any netbook up to 10.2-Inch, even with extended battery pack
• Power Pocket - Streamlined front pocket comfortably fits bulky power cords without deforming the case
• Accessory storage pockets for USB, portable mouse or iPod and pens
• Front Speed Pocket for cell phone, wallet or keys
• Detachable shoulder strap

Product Description

Case Logic is obsessed with organization! No matter who you are, what toys, tools or technology you have, where you are or where you are going, Case Logic is your partner in managing the things that are important to you. We are the Wrangler "things" that make life easier. With this focus in mind, introduces the VNA210 Caselogic 10.2-inch Laptop Attache. Valid for any netbook to 10.2 inches, even with the extended battery. Introduces a Pocket Power - the streamlined front pocket easily fits the bulky cables, without case. Bag storage accessories, laptop or iPod USB mouse and pens. Speed front pocket for phone, wallet and keys and a detachable shoulder strap. 25 Year Limited Warranty!  [...]

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Customer's Reviews (All-Reviews)

Yoda OK ( upstate/central NY )

I did not get this case to use with a Netbook, I've chosen to use with a portable DVD player. It works very well for him. The DVD player and all agreements fit perfectly inside the case, along with some DVDs in the front pocket. When I chose this item, which had shown a case of laptops, I do not know of any laptop that fit into this process. Now I see that down the title of the article to tell the time Netbook. Work would be nice for a netbook, but since I have not a netbook, I decided to use it for the portable DVD player. A case is well padded so it will take a while 'to fly around without damaging what is inside. The smaller zipper pocket on the back of the case is excellent to put the headphones too. Overall, I am very happy with the voice for what I'm using it for.

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Susan ( Pahrump, NV )

This is strictly for 10 "netbooks. My ASUS 1000H dropped right in as I tried to put my Acer 11" in the bag. Fits, a tight fit, but no zip. You feel very confident that the netbook is well protected. The pocket where it will be the front and rear netbook is padded, so what you put in the front pocket does not affect the Netbook. The bag has 3 pockets. Pocket half has a place for your iPod, pen and a neat place for your USB drive. Moreover, there is more room at the bottom to bring the card or the mouse.

The front pocket is smaller, app 4"x41/2". It 'a good option for flat objects, or maybe the cables. And 'well put together and handsome. And I like having the strap. It is black like me, or gray. If you are looking for AA nice way to bring your notebook and accessories, look no further.

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Comdet

This is very well made and well designed netbook case. The hinges work well (a complaint I had with other cases, netbook this price range) and the filling is more than enough for the harshness typical of everyday use. The love that there is room for power cords, adapters and other necessary items that we all have electronic waste on July I would also like the overall design is disabled - no bright colors or logos, just a nice classic black. Granted, that feature will probably not be good for younger audiences, but I do not care nothing for the "Hey - look at what I'm taking! School of Design.

Highly recommend!

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Robert Huggins ( Suburban Philadelphia, PA United States )

There are a lot of coverage for your Netbook with this well-designed travel case from Case Logic. Not only has room for the netbook, but there is also room for the power cord, mouse and other objects, such as a USB memory stick, mobile phone or iPod. The case has handles and shoulder strap. In addition to performing netbook, this case could also be some players (small) portable DVD and digital televisions, and could also be used to carry a laptop, home-made first aid kit, among other applications. . . . Just be sure to check before buying interior dimensions (internal dimensions 11.8 x 9.1 x 2.8 ".) The versatility of this case, in addition to quality construction is easily my four stars.

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