 |
| My netbook- Acer Aspire One |
Personal computer is an important device for a student
in university. PC enable one student to complete its assignments, presentation
slides, using the learning zone to download the notes from lecturer, finding
resources for relevant topics, keep contact with friends, etc.
Most of the
students, they choose to use notebook, because it is portable and easy to bring
anywhere. For me, I used a netbook, because the price is more affordable, and
it is small and light-weighted, with only 1.25 kgs. But the screen size is only
10.1 inches, it is slightly smaller if compared with standard laptop, they are
usually 14 inches.
Actually my netbook is a second-hand laptop who bought by my
brother from his friend with nearly RM 1k. When the time I was entered
University, I just bring it to campus, time after time, it just belongs to me.
My netbook is Acer
Aspire One, this tiny laptop already accompanied my campus life for almost 6
semesters. I found that this brand is quite good, I used it more than 3 years,
it can still function well, but the problem is it cannot process too many
things at the same time. May be I have never reformat the system before. The
central-processing unit is supported by Intel Atom Processor N450, it performs
with speed 1.66 GHz. The random access memory is 1 GB and the storage of hard
disk drive is 250 GB.
It can
still run well, I try not to put too much things in the storage. If the storage
is nearly full, it will affect the performance and efficiency of my PC. Hence, I will move some of the data to my external hard disk in order my PC can perform at a normal speed.
No comments:
Post a Comment