Acer AO756-4854

Its a netbook without an atom or E-series processor ; 64-bit, unlike almost every other netbook at tiem time I bought it ; 4GB DDR3 1333, which can be upgraded to 8 ; Processor acutally runs games pretty well (Runs Minecraft, Team Fortress 2, Left for...

The track pad did not work. That is the ONLY reason I am taking an egg off. i needed it for my externship, so I couldn't return it for another, and it was shortly discontinued after I bought it. I don't care anyway as I HATE using trackpads

Great for on the go. Windows 8 is great (once you get to know it). Think of the start screen as the old start menu and you will be fine

My big hands have a hard time typing without touching the touch pad (wireless keyboard fixes that)

The laptop is very lightweight. Hardly noticable when totting it around. Enough processor power to do average computing (web browsing, email, multimedia, development work). Installed Ubuntu 12.04 and it works fantastically with the hardware. The screen...

The surfaces show finger prints prominently. If this sort of thing gets under your skin, you will be wiping it constantly. The chiclet keyboard design is not everyone's cup of tea, but it is not too annoying

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Constantly shuts down after being on for only 1-2 minutes. I'm unable to figure out why, its not hot and its fully charged

Size (Small but not too much) ; Build quality ; Bright screen with a good amout of realestate ; Decent Battey Life (I get 3-4 hours web browsing) ; Nice Chicklet Keyboard

Windows

Compared to my last netbook (Lenovo) this is a great upgrade. The processor is snappy, the speakers are just as loud, despite what the reviews say, and it is thinner and lighter. The camera is really clear and I like the design of the wall charger. The...

The touchpad and integrated buttons are a bit annoying. Sometimes you have to tap more than once, or much harder to click, and the click-and-drag action goes haywire occasionally. Just have to get used to it I guess. Not a big issue for me, I will be...