What is the Upload and download speed of the AOA 150 Acer Netbook
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I do not have the clock speed of the Acer AOA150 Noebook at hand, but from my practical experience, the upload and download speed of the Acer is more than adequate for my requirements for a portable computer that I use in my work for electronic communication and for upgrading my website. The Acer is excellent for finding and using Wi-Fi while on the road.
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DVD±RW DL per the acer site here http://us.acer.com/ac/en/US/content/model-datasheet/DQ.SQPAA.001 I haven't used it yet though.
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Hi Steve, did you ever decide to upgrade to 2gb of RAM on your Acer AO532h-2588? If so which of the three RAMs did you go with and did it work?
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Up to 4 Mbps. Here's the link to the mfg for the full spec: http://www.sybausa.com/productInfo.php?iid=369
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It is really really slow. I got max 14 MB/s, most of time, it is only 1.4-16MB/s. Very disappointed.
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It is rather confusing. On the link I provided, scroll down to the "Technical Details" part of the page. It reads "Minimum 20MB/ sec sequential read/write speeds." Best of luck!
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Pro: S0AUS has Intel wifi instead of broadcomCon: 1TB is probably 5400rpmSee Samsung forum over at http://forum.notebookreview.com/samsung/.
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This device has a single ethernet port that you could connect to your server and then link the EA-N66 via wifi to your router. If the router and the AE-N66 are within line of site without intervening walls then you shouldn't loose much download or upload speed. If there is even a single interior wall between them then you will definitely loose some speed
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Everything I read about it on netbooks has been really good. I'm going to do the update sometime this week or this weekend. I'll let you know what I think.
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I load extra software on it,it works fine.75-80mb per sec when you copy files.
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Considering that this item is 14mbps and your average internet connection is around 3mpbs it should be plenty fast for typical internet traffic such as gaming. 200mbps is only slow when you consider something used for direct connections like USB which is around 400mbps+. It's also not as fast as the 802.11b protocol which is around 54mbps. So as far as Internet access goes, it is fast enough. For home networking it is a bit slow.
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4Mbps upload should be more than adequate. I get by with 2.5 - 3.5 on average. Equally important, however, is that you have a fast download speed as well on the receiving end.
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Processor Speed: 1.70 GHz, 2MB L3 Cache.I think I fixed the problem without Gateway/Acers tech support. It was the USB driver causing BSOD
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Recommended download speed for "HD" is 10mbs (maybe 5-10mbs); need 1.5mbs for SD. Use your laptop to test speed of LAN wired or wi-fi (unplug wire to test wi-fi). Use a website like speedtest.org to find download speed. If you don't have 1.5mbs, streaming will be very iffy. Walk your laptop to where you would place the streaming device for the speed test - run it several times to get a set of readings. The S790 is a high quality blu-ray & DVD playback unit; its outstanding feature is the dual core processor that loads video streaming MUCH faster -- it loads about 5x faster than my $130 Panasonic 215 & 220 for video streaming and there is less PQ switching. The S790 was worth $230, and at $200, a good bargain although most people can't believe the price difference is worth the faster steaming. It's hard to suggest buying the S790 until you know your wi-fi bandwidth. If you have 5-10mbs, the S790 will stream very well, in my experience with this Sony and 2 basic Panasonic models.
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The minimum internet speed requirement is 128 kbps upload and 768 kbps download, from FAQ on their website.
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Hey, Just noticed your post. I don't own either, but from what I've gleaned from my research, there really is no comparison. The Samsung has a bigger screen, a better processor, and most important a more ergonomic keyboard. The only advantages of the Acer is that it has a more svelt form factor, and is a bit heavier, neither of which are that huge to me. I'm on the fence between the two right now, and believe it or not, I'm leaning towards the Acer. Main reason is price. For all its advantages, I can't justify paying $221 more for a netbook. Last I checked, I can get an Acer 751 (with the 3 cell) for $279, vs. $500 for the NC20. I know the Acer's going to be slow, but I don't believe the NC20 is that much zippier. I'm hoping that the Acer with XP will run reasonably fast enough for limited internet usage and word processing, which is mostly what I need it for. Even if I ad a gig of ram for $30, it's still almost $200 cheaper than the NC20.
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I do not recall. I do not think the rotational speed of the drive would explain such incredibly slow transfer rates I was getting about 10 MB per hour.