Reviews of Acer Aspire AS5750Z-4877 15.6" Notebook (2 GHz Intel Pentium B940

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I bought this for my wife. She was shocked at first to the point of doubting the package. It was so well packaged that she had a hard time gettng the Acer out. It was exactly what she needed. We plan on getting an HDMI cord and use it to watch movies on the big screen. It's still new to her and she is adjusting to it. I don't have any negatives about this product.

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i was very displease with this purchase , with in the first 4 months the computer crashed and the coputer did not came with a reboot disk. displeased with it very much.

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the computer is by far the best deal i have ever gotten from amazon n ive been with amazon for a few years now, i updated all outdated drivers, the sound is killer, the processing could handle everything i through at it, it crash once on initial setup but that was expected, i tamed my computer within half hour now shes locked up tight no breaks no code error and dont get me wrong im not a huge fan of win7 im an xp man but shes holding up nice, so if ur looking for a "notebook" at a great price look into it really, im a huge doubter but i was surprised being a bit of a nerd i can say this is worth all the time and money you the buyer put into it, just remember to update drivers right away or ull be looking at a so-so machin, just get a program called "Driver Identifier" itll take u where u need to be automaticlly, have fun:p

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Too many problems with LED displays. Had to change it twice. Bad screen angle you cannot use it from standard position like on your lap.

Loosing too much of its black when tilted even a bit from perpendicular

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They call this computer a notebook and it is bigger then my Dell Inspiron 1520 laptop????? which is what I will use

as a comparison.

The screen is wider by a couple of inches.

The keyboard has a number pad, so it takes a little getting used to (or back into) the right hand number pad and

having to set up a bit to the left.

It comes with windows 7 which I have never used before as I am a die hard XP user due to the various disasters Mr. Gates has produced since the XP days.

I was a bit surprised with 7, as it is very intuitive, and much like XP (it is probably built on XP software like everything else they produce which is built on DOS, but I regress). So the old codger got into 7 without any ranting and raving; that's a good thing.

As stated, the footprint is wider than the Dell so it takes up more desk space, but not so much that your elbow will slip off the end of the table.

The only bitch I have about the computer is the touch pad; it does not work as well as the Del, so I have ordered a cordless mouse so that I don't throw it against the wall.

The computer is much faster than the Del and 1/3 the price. It will mostly be used for music files and earphoned out to amplified speakers. Oh yea, the speakers are not as good as the Del, so if you want great sound, do as I do.