Acer Aspire One D250

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90% of the reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

performance, usability, portability, price, size

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89% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

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94% der Kundenmeinungen auf Amazon.de bewerten dieses Produkt positiv.

Integrated 3G module for Telstra Next G connectivity, excellent built quality, solid keyboard, very comfortable to use ;

Screen is susceptible to reflections, requires some effort to keep the glossy bezel clean ;

The Acer Aspire One AOD250 (ZG8) netbook with built-in Testra Next G module can be obtained for $0 upfront, as long as you are on a data plan of $30 per month, and a netbook repayment plan of $30.38. The minimum cost over 24 month plan is $1665.12,...

Dual-boots to Android and Windows XP

Lacks some key Android apps out of the box

Acer adds a second OS to its Aspire One D250 without adding to the price--but that still doesn't feel like enough.

One of the lightest netbooks available. Pretty cheap. Very good battery life. Two-year Costco warranty.

Bland design. Keyboard is cramped. Touchpad and mouse buttons are too small.

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Thinner and lighter than its predecessor. Price stays where it is. Very good battery life. Batteries are carried over from the previous version.

89 percent keyboard is one of the smallest. Touchpad and mouse buttons are small.

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Bright screen, good keyboard, lightweight

Android addition is pretty pointless for most users

Overall Android is an interesting addition, but not one that is very compelling. With the browser not returning a solid performance, we'd be tempted just to let Windows 7 boot, in which case you can ignore this edition of the netbook altogether.

Very low power comsumption, Low weight with 3-cell battery, Slim and chic design, Good workmanship and case quality, Very low noise emission, Relatively good battery runtime, Ease of access to installed components, Good keyboard, The low power usage,...

High heat levels on some parts of the case bottom, Glossy, low contrast display, Unpractical port positioning, Currently no UMTS option available, Very stiff headphone port, A good display with matt surface which would be better for mobile devices

Integrated 3G module for Telstra Next G connectivity, excellent built quality, solid keyboard, very comfortable to use

Screen is susceptible to reflections, requires some effort to keep the glossy bezel clean

The Aspire One AOD250 (ZG8) with an integrated Next G module is one of the best netbooks on the market. The integrated 3G module means there are no dongles hanging off it, and the overall build quality and style of the netbook is superb. We recommend...