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Dr Gadget - Gadget Shop - Acer Aspire 5720Z Notebook Laptop, Dual Core T2310 1.46GHz, 15.4" TFT, 2048MB RAM, 80GB Hard-drive, DVD±RW, Intel GraphicsX3100, WiFi, Vista Home Premium

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Manufacturer: Acer
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Binding: Electronics Brand: Acer EAN: 4718235452483 Label: Acer Manufacturer: Acer Model: Aspire 5720 Publisher: Acer Release Date: 2007-10-31 Studio: Acer
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Customer Rating:      Summary: Good value for money Comment: A good value notebook does exactly what it says on the tin. Had no problems with Vista in fact it is much better than before, I was worried I might have to get my 8 year old son to show me how to use it but it is fairly fool proof. Battery life is not so good but the screen is nice to see and the keyboard lovely to type (and I should know as I am an audio typist by profession and type quite fast).
Customer Rating:      Summary: Acer Aspire - annoying touch pad Comment: Recently purchased the Aspire 5720Z - my 1st Acer laptop (always owned IBM's and Compaq's previously). My biggest issue with this manufacturer and design is that the touch pad is too big and too close to the actual keyboard compared to other makes. The touch pad is so sensitive that when you hover your fingers in the typing position the touch pad picks up the cursor and you end up typing in another part of the document or email. It is SO frustrating! For example, it has taken me 15 minutes to write this due to the cursor jumping all over page.
I wish someone had warned me prior to purchasing this make so thought I'd do the decent thing and write this review to pre-warn others.
Customer Rating:      Summary: OK BUT DVD WRITER DOESNT WRITE DVDS. Comment: Dont get me wrong but the writer which comes with this laptop does not work fully ive had trouble with at least 3 of them and the writers were naff.
Customer Rating:      Summary: very good Comment: didnt buy it from here but thought id leave a review anyway. is a very good laptop, great crystalbrite screen, it looks nice, runs fast and you can do several things at once without it even slowing down.
had no problems at all connecting to my existing wireless.
comes with a free trial of norton anti virus and microsoft office so will have to buy those some time.
burns both CDs and DVDs in case the description didnt make that clear.
keyboard is nice and easy to use.
comes with Vista which ive heard alot of bad things about but so far dont see the problem, its a much more updated and modern version of windows.
BUT be warned, amazon have put up a picture of a different model, the picture shows a crystaleye webcam, and navy blue trimming, but it actually does not come with crystaleye, and the trim is a lime green.
other than that they are identical.
Hope this helps.
Customer Rating:      Summary: beware vista Comment: great value laptop, however bewarned about microsoft vista. my initial attempt to connect to my existing wireless modem failed. attempted to upgrade the modem software but this completely destroyed the modem, so had to buy a 'vista compatable' one. also office 2002 does not work correctly and my existing all in one printer, scanner,copier will only now print. vista also reduces the hard drive to around 40GB. the moral of this story is be prepared to upgrade your existing software and hardware.
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