Conveniently, but not necessarily cheap

First of all: the price makes naturally in some corners noticeable, especially in the maintenance facilities. Speak The two mouse buttons as mentioned earlier at a little wobbly, otherwise the device does look and feel but not necessarily cheap impression. It creaks nothing and the hinges of the display also make a good impression. Interfaces are not exactly abundant, just VGA, LAN and USB * 3 are available. No card reader, no Firewire, no Bluetooth (switch but still available), no SVHS etc.

What it but unlike all the other competitors have in this price range: a matte screen! Illumination angle Whatever good and sufficient. So you can even work out without you see yourself. That was for me the decisive criterion, who can live with a mirror should look at Lenovo, for a comparable price there is a much better facilities rather times.

Expanded to 2GB it can work with it easily, I have installed Linux but immediately replaced by Windows 7RC. Works fine and more than fast enough for all office tasks and Internet. The fan runs regularly and warnehmbar, but only disturbs in absolute silence (note: the Celeron has no SpeedStep, that always runs at full power!).

All in all, for me, a good buy.