Reviewers Liked
- Big display; higher resolution than most netbooks, Excellent keyboard for a netbook
- Big screen. Slim design. Good video performance
- Great design, looks stylish, Nvidia Optimus onboard, built well, comfortable keyboard, HDMI out
- Auto-switching graphics chips; dual-core Atom CPU; roomy touch pad and screen
- Strong performance, Good battery life, Larger touchpad than predecessor, Runs cool, Improved webcam
- Over five hours of battery life, Very smooth 1080p playback, Dualcore Atom processor
- Excellent netbook performance, Webcam privacy cover, Nice screen
- Awesome battery life, Great style, Low price, Great graphics
- The only dual-core Atom netbook. Nvidia chip is great for 1080p HD video and light gaming. Lightweight. 2GB of memory. HDMI port. Windows 7 Home Premium
- Includes Intel's dual-core Atom CPU, plus Nvidia Ion graphics and Optimus graphic-switching technology; good game and video playback performance
Reviewers Didn't Like
- Severe motion smearing in fast action video, A bit bulky and heavy for a netbook
- Expensive. Flimsy keyboard. Desktop lag
- Mouse buttons are unusable, no USB 3.0, battery life could have been better
- No Bluetooth; USB 3.0 coming later. Battery could be better
- Bulky for a netbook; no Bluetooth; hollow-sounding speakers; mediocre Webcam
- Sluggish boot time, Deck and lid still pick up fingerprints
- Seriously flexy keyboard, Thicker than competing systems, A lot of preloaded software
- Limited upgradability, Bouncy keyboard, Bad touchpad buttons
- Lower performance for multimedia encoding
- Resistant mouse buttons. Plain design
- Other low-cost ultraportables with AMD's dual-core Neo are faster; flimsy keyboard; stiff mouse buttons
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