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Question: Is it double voltage? I am going to Europe, where the voltage is 220.
Document: Excellent netbook. Still going strong. No problems, no repairs, no bugs, no extra maintenance required. I use it for my day to day activities and use an external drive to save most of my downloads.
I am wondering what is going on with the ACER 1410 series. I have been trying to get the red version of this netbook (AS1410-2954) and it has completely disappeared from any Amazon listing. They even removed it from my Wishlist! It had almost 20 comments so this seems very strange. Just a few months ago they had over a dozen versions of this netbook for sale and now they are essentially GONE from all merchants!
I received my Acer AS 1410-2039 yesterday and am quite pleased. I have been an HP fan but they don't have anything that matches these specs at this price, just under $400. I purchased it with 2 gb of memory which seems to be adequate. If you are going to do heavy duty computing, I would get more memory but for email, letters, excel etc it is just fine. It is very light and the battery seems as though it will be good for the advertised 6 hrs.
(On a related note, our newer 1810TZ has been a nightmare, with a broken "C" key, voltage regulator problem, and screen issues). Finally, the harddrive cable in both machines has separated from the clip holding it to the motherboard, requiring electric tape.Not good.
I have a slightly different model, the 1410-2936, which has a more powerful dual-core Celeron SU2300 ultra-low-voltage CPU and a 160-gig hard drive. There are several variations of the 1410 around the $400 price point with varying combinations of CPU, hard drive, and RAM, but the rest of the computer is identical. Read the specs carefully before you make your choice.I've installed Ubuntu on dozens of laptops and desktops in the last couple of years.
Most ATOM 270 or 280 units don't have the graphics strength.Maybe it's just marketing on Intel's part, but look up the ATOM and Celeron family trees in Wikipedia to better understand what is going on here.This is a rose by another name and such a deal!Another option is the Acer AS1410-2285 which has a dual core Celeron but a 160GB hard drive instead of 250GB. It's a trade off, but either is a good buy vs. the typical netbooks that are available with Win 7 starter.
For this reason I do not recommend that you purchase Acer products.
Where as, the reviews on Acer customer service were very positive. Fortunately, I have not had to test this.
I have Clonezilla on a flash drive but need a USB DVD burner.
I bought it for my wife at Christmas, she loves it - no complaints. She had a Dell Desktop, hasn't used it since.
Answer: Most laptop power adapter has AC auto-range support. Simply check label on power adapter, if INPUT says 100-240V, then it supports worldwide AC input. The INPUT range must be specified on power adapter by regulation, so you can/should ALWAYS find this info on label. The actual plug type is whole different story, you may need to purchase plug converter for specific countries(Most hotel will provide free adapter rental though)