Is this the Eee PC 901??? It has the ATOM processor but the pictures don't look right???
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This is not the 901. It is a 900 that was not announced anywhere. Amazon's description of it having an atom is probably incorrect. If you can, wait for others to buy it and see what they say it has.
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Just to make it clear, this machine does NOT have an A4 processor. It has an Intel Atom Z3770 processor. Its a very impressive CPU, produces practically no heat and performs exceptionally well for a low powered processor. This processor can handle nearly every desktop application with ease. Its quad core and it handles multitasking very well.
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If says i7 its that one because this computer model just have the i5 and i7,i seem that error before i get mine on this site, i dont know why they still have on the description.
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I believe it is both but I am not a techie so am not 100% sure. Would suggest you contact ACER for a definitive answer. I can tell however I am impressed with its overall performance, for the price it is one awesome machine. Good luck, AD in Arizona.
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It shipped with Win 8.1 32 bit. I would have preferred the 64 bit Pro, since the Atom processor supports 4GB RAM with the 64. It did come with MS Office Student license (the pro doesn't). Not a big deal for me since I prefer OpenOffice (all open source when I can) and installed it along with MS Office.A side note: The 128GB model may come with Pro.
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Thanks for the tip. It's partly a psychological pricing thing for me... if the Eee get's much over $400, I start wondering if I should be buying a regular laptop.I realize that it's somewhat an "apple and oranges" thing but still...I will definitely be running Linux and just the bundled software. I want it for school and maybe a little entertainment -- Music and my collection of DivX videos (if those can play. DO you know?)
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No. I don't know what you're looking at, but this is a computer only with Windows 8.1. Incidentally, it works very well for my purposes. For less than $300.00 you can't beat it.
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No, I googled the E450A11A and checked it with my printer cardridge. They don't look the same.
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My ASUS Eee PC is 6 years old and is still hanging in there. I only use it for writing books. I haven't done anything to it other than put in a new battery (pain in the backside) so it is running the original VISTA operating system and Windows Office '07. ASUS doesn't make these computers anymore - nor do they have batteries for them. I had to order a battery from Taiwan and install myself using a video I found on YouTube. Since its memory is so small, I wouldn't think Windows 8 would fit on it. My recommendation, leave it well enough alone as ASUS won't be able to help if you ruin it. I love this little computer and will cry when it no longer works. There is nothing else its size on the market today. My ASUS Eee PC is 6 years old and is still hanging in there. I only use it for writing books. I haven't done anything to it other than put in a new battery (pain in the backside) so it is running the original VISTA operating system and Windows Office '07. ASUS doesn't make these computers anymore - nor do they have batteries for them. I had to order a battery from Taiwan and install myself using a video I found on YouTube. Since its memory is so small, I wouldn't think Windows 8 would fit on it. My recommendation, leave it well enough alone as ASUS won't be able to help if you ruin it. I... » Read More My ASUS Eee PC is 6 years old and is still hanging in there. I only use it for writing books. I haven't done anything to it other than put in a new battery (pain in the backside) so it is running the original VISTA operating system and Windows Office '07. ASUS doesn't make these computers anymore - nor do they have batteries for them. I had to order a battery from Taiwan and install myself using a video I found on YouTube. Since its memory is so small, I wouldn't think Windows 8 would fit on it. My recommendation, leave it well enough alone as ASUS won't be able to help if you ruin it. I love this little computer and will cry when it no longer works. There is nothing else its size on the market today. « Show Less
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Yes. Processor & Chipset Processor Manufacturer: Intel Processor Type: Atom Processor Model: Z2760 Processor Speed: 1.80 GHz Processor Core: Dual-core (2 Core) Cache: 1 MB
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Possibly. The Intel Atom N2600 CPU has a passmark rating of 600. For comparison, a Pentium 4 3.0 GHz is 500. So, it's a relatively slow machine. Yes it does have Adobe Flash.
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This board is for desktop form-factor(ITX), actually I think this ATOM CPU was designed for laptop and it support only laptop DRAM(LPDDR?).
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Not sure, but it's a pc of junk anyway. I thought it was ok at first but now I don't even use it.
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By "this model" do you mean the Blue XP 120gb model? Here's a cut and paste from Acer's website: Genuine Windows XP Home Edition; Intel Atom Processor N270 (512KB L2 cache, 1.60GHz, 533MHz FSB); 1GB (512MB onboard/512MB SODIMM slot) DDR2 533 SDRAM; 120GB hard drive, multi-in-one card reader, SD Card reader; 8.9" WSVGA (1024 x 600) TFT display, Acer CrystalBrite Technology; Intel Graphics Media Accelerator 950; 802.11b/g WLAN, 10/100 LAN, webcam; sapphire blue chassis Has 3 usb ports - the memory can be upgraded by swapping a 1gb sodimm for the 512mb that's installed, for a total of 1.5gb.
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Yes, but if it's not an Atom processor, then the description is not correct, and you should be eligible for a full, unconditional refund. The 901 has the Atom, the 900 does not. If this is not the Atom, then this is a mispost by Amazon, and I will request a refund. I've ordered it on the basis that this is not a mispost.This is the 900: http://www.umpcportal.com/products/product.php?id=182This is the 901: http://www.umpcportal.com/products/product.php?id=206What concerns me is it says "16GB SSD", where both posts above show a 20GB SSD standard. Only time will tell. It's also possible (but highly unlikely) that the 900 has been upgraded to an Intel Atom. But the Atom Processor in one of these is a 1.6GHz processor. Yes, but if it's not an Atom processor, then the description is not correct, and you should be eligible for a full, unconditional refund. The 901 has the Atom, the 900 does not. If this is not the Atom, then this is a mispost by Amazon, and I will request a refund. I've ordered it on the basis that this is not a mispost.This is the 900: http://www.umpcportal.com/products/product.php?id=182This is the 901: http://www.umpcportal.com/products/product.php?id=206What concerns me is it says "16GB SSD", where both posts above show a 20GB SSD... » Read More Yes, but if it's not an Atom processor, then the description is not correct, and you should be eligible for a full, unconditional refund. The 901 has the Atom, the 900 does not. If this is not the Atom, then this is a mispost by Amazon, and I will request a refund. I've ordered it on the basis that this is not a mispost.This is the 900: http://www.umpcportal.com/products/product.php?id=182This is the 901: http://www.umpcportal.com/products/product.php?id=206What concerns me is it says "16GB SSD", where both posts above show a 20GB SSD standard. Only time will tell. It's also possible (but highly unlikely) that the 900 has been upgraded to an Intel Atom. But the Atom Processor in one of these is a 1.6GHz processor. « Show Less
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We purchased this model in January 2014. The model we have is the TS-869 Pro 8-Bay NAS. It is interesting because in the software, it does not give any of the system hardware information/details, so it does not say anywhere what the actual processor is. So the only info I have is from the box and it says it has the Intel Atom D2700 2.13GHz (dual-core) processor. This model works good for our applications.
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Not the one I purchased but was offered an upgrade if needed. As far as a PC don't know because I never tried? Hope this helps.