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Averatec

Averatec AV3270-EE1 12.1" Notebook PC (Mobile AMD Sempron processor 2800+, 512 MB RAM, 60 GB Hard Drive, DVD+/-RW Drive)

 

Features:

  • G60GB hard disk drive with Microsoft Windows XP Home Edition OS offers ample space and useful systems

  • 12.1" XGA LCD screen for clean and clear images

  • Multiformat DVD +/- burner for watching and burning movies

  • 802.11g wireless LAN and three 2.0 USB ports for portability and connectivity

  • 1Hx9.6Wx10.9L"; 4.5 lbs.

Product Description:
by Gadget Geek
I just received the Averatec AV3270-EE1, and here are my first impressions:

I've uploaded photos of everything that was included, including screen shots of the laptop itself.

At first glance, it looks somewhat solid. The casing, as stated by Averatec, is 1" thin, and made of magnesium alloy. The outside of the case (behind the LCD) was a little scathed on arrival, not too noticable but nonetheless not something you'd expect in a brand new laptop. The keyboard portion of the casing looks very sleek. Because this is a 12.1" laptop, the keyboard is a but scrunched, though surprisingly not too bad! The battery extends out a little in the back, but not too much.

There are 3 USB ports located on the right side of the laptop, next to the CD/DVD writer, with the power plug at the rear of the right side. The 4-in-1 memory card reader is located at the front of the laptop, next to the latch to open up the laptop. The VGA output is located on the left side, alongside the Modem/Network, and a PC Card slot. To get a better idea of how it looks, view the images I have uploaded.

The internal wireless card detected my network instantly after setup. It seems to be fairly strong compared to my wireless PCMCIA cards. There is a button to enable/disable the wireless, located next to the power button. Its a feature that is good to have, and can be found in many of the newer laptops today.

 

Averatec AV3270-EE1

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