Acer Aspire One AO751 Unboxed

Finally got one of the new Acer Aspire One AO751. This 11.6″ netbook is already the size of most regular 12″ notebooks but with some glaring differences. Firth thing though — here are some unboxing photos to show how slim this new Aspire One is.

acer aspire one ao751

This Acer Aspire One AO751 only runs on an Intel Atom Z520 CPU which clocks at 1.33GHz. The labels on the box and on the sticker in the keyboard indicates that it’s WAN-ready but the 3G modem is nowhere to be found. Turns out this model doesn’t have it (the one with the 3G SIM card slot hasn’t arrived).

Int he succeeding photos, I paired the 11.6″ Aspire One AO751 with the 10.1″ D150. The former is slimmer.

With 2GB of RAM, 250GB of HDD and up to 8 hours of battery life, the AO751 retails for Php27,500USD 469INR 39,727EUR 446CNY 3,413.

Abe Olandres

Abe is the founder and Editor-in-Chief of YugaTech with over 20 years of experience in the technology industry. He is one of the pioneers of blogging in the country and considered by many as the Father of Tech Blogging in the Philippines. He is also a technology consultant, a tech columnist with several national publications, resource speaker and mentor/advisor to several start-up companies.

https://www.yugatech.com

21 Comments

BrianB says:

15 years ago

Know what, this actually looks terrific. Is the screen a wash out like most acer screens?
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LiveDito.com says:

15 years ago

very affordable nice one!
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thephilippineisland says:

15 years ago

Acer has been very popular now a days with their outstanding service and being affordable in terms of their marketing value.
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Nino Natividad says:

15 years ago

Wow, this is totally awesome.

Nice spex ate very affordable price. Thanks for this share.

Nino Natividad
http://www.ninonatividad.com
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Paul Pisig says:

15 years ago

I still look forward to buying a notebook (a netbook is also considered) that has a SIM card slot.
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calvin says:

15 years ago

hmm finally got one… does this mean you bought it?
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DJ says:

15 years ago

With Pine Trail, the next-gen Intel netbook platform, just around the corner, it feels like buying netbooks now isn’t such a great idea. Especially since Pine Trail finally promises to replace the power hungry chipset currently partnered with the Atom.
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alejojoe says:

15 years ago

hmmm, want to see this in action? it’s on the BPI Techno madness in Glorietta until June 30. peace!
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bax says:

15 years ago

Awaiting Yuga’s full review on this one. Although some users say that this baby is quite slow than its predecessor both in xp and win 7 rc performance wise.
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Danny says:

15 years ago

See my review of the AO751. I’ve been using it since June 13, and I’ve pretty much seen all the quirks and oddities of this netbook.
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aj says:

15 years ago

Just got mine for $378.00 from walmart ..Not bad for a light weight netbook . Im just tired of slinging around a fast but heavy and cumbersome 14″
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annabanoonerz says:

15 years ago

My parents bought me the red one when it first came out. Sa Festival Mall in Alabang they got it for I think 23K which is 12-months to pay. Plus may promo pa sila na free Acer CD drive only for the color red. :)

This baby may not be a Macbook Air, but its functions and size are amazing. I can carry it around in my messenger bag and don’t notice that it’s there! It’s so slim and light, and it has an enormous memory! (160GB I believe.) It can certainly compete with big laptops that are so heavy to lug around and do not possess the same amount of disk space. My dad owns a GARGANTUAN Lenovo with a huge screen, and I can say that my itty bitty Acer Aspire One still gets my vote. :)
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yuyu de guzman says:

15 years ago

planning to buy tomorrow.
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ace says:

15 years ago

may webcam ba to ?
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benji says:

15 years ago

good netbook. It will be best if it has 3.5G modem and wifi not limited to g but n.
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eric says:

15 years ago

just wanna ask,,,

whats the difference in computing power between Z520 and N280?… if there’ any?

thanx
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