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Technical Details
- 2.2GHz Intel Pentium T4400 Processor
- 4GB DDR2 667MHz Dual Channel Memory
- 500GB 5400RPM SATA Hard Drive, 8X DVD-Super Multi Double-Layer Drive
- 15.6" HD Acer CineCrystal LED-backlit Display; Intel Graphics Media Accelerator 4500M
- Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit
Product Details
Product Weight: 6.16 pounds
Shipping Weight: 9.80 pounds
Model: AS5738Z-4333
Manufacturer: Acer
Sales Rank: 669
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Customer Reviews
Attractive Design,
by AQuader, 2010-08-22
I love the attractive and nice finished design of the laptop. It's performance also seems great but on bad side I think I need to mention is that its weight and thickness is a bit more than I expected.
Acer AS 5738-Z-4333 Laptop,
by baronshah, 2010-08-09
Although the computer performs as specified, the supplied charger conked out within a month. Will try to call Acer and see how much trouble I get for replacement.
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by kelly, 2010-07-28
i was very impressed with this laptop especially being a brand that i was not familiar with. i received the laptop on time and was very pleased with the service. i look forward to doing business in the future.
Acer laptop,
by Linda Hamp, 2010-07-12
I do not care for this laptop. My previous laptop was a Toshiba satellite. I wish I had gone to a store to test them out. Mistake on my part. Here are some things that I find frustrating (which do not include anything about Windows 7 frustrations).
Opening the lid. My Toshiba was easy and could be done with one hand. This one needs two hands and is a nuisance. Also, the screen does not fold all the way back so it is flat. I enjoyed this on my other laptop for various reasons.
Location of keys - WHY OH WHY is the delete key (which is used very frequently) on the top of the keyboard instead of down at the bottom. There are two NEVER used keys down at the bottom center which would be a perfect location for this. I don't like or want a number keypad, but they all seem to come with one.
I am a very fast touch typist and the keyboard is not intuitive to use. I am having frequent difficulty finding the 'home' keys. The keys on the Toshiba were a tad curved. These are all flat and not comfortable. Another big nuisance.
Power cord - the cord is an 'L' shape that hooks into the side. Poor design - often coming undone as I move the laptop from my lap to the couch. There is a loud beep to alert me to this, and that is helpful. I just am tired of hearing it so often.
Volume control - on the Toshiba this was a little wheel on the front of the laptop. I could VERY quickly adjust volume. The Acer has an icon that you click on, and then must adjust the volume level with either the touch pad or mouse.
Appearance - clean and nice color. Not much trouble with fingerprints at all. If the things that bug me don't bother you, then you might be happy with this laptop.
I believe if I had tested these out at a store, I might have noticed these things. Is this a typical keyboard. Don't know. I am going to Best Buy this week for another reason and am going to take a look - just out of interest.
Acer customer support is terrible,
by aaa, 2010-07-03
What a year of annoyance- I had to send in for repair 4 times for the same problem (they never could fix it). They make you pay to ship it to them (make sure and factor that into the price you pay). I initiated mediation through Dept. of Consumer Affairs- they're response was I would have to keep sending it back for repair. So I had to take them to small claims court. They settled out of court for purchase price plus $40 for court fees plus $40 for misc. but definitely not worth the hassles.