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As basic “guinea pig” by us has been selected Acer Aspire One A150-Bw. Model possibilities as a whole are typical for netbuka and of 1,6 GHz, 1 GB the operative memory, the integrated drawing and operating system Windows XP Home Edition 2002 SP3 are based on a sheaf of such hardware and program components of system, as processor Intel Atom N270. All it together allows to use the device not only for work with documents and viewing of Internet pages, but also for the purpose of video demonstration, and also for many other daily, but not too resursoemkih problems.
We connect the monitor

So, at first productivity of system was measured by means of the test utility 3DMark03, so to say, in the pure state, without connection of the external monitor. Results have appeared quite expected and special surprises have not brought. Then we have connected to Acer Aspire One one of office 17 “monitors with the matrix permission 1280×1024 piksela and have again banished already a tandem of devices with participation aforementioned ON. Figures which we as a result have received, practically did not differ from the initial. And even when to netbuku have been serially connected the 22-inch monitor with the permission 1680×1050 points and the large-format representative of family NEC with a diagonal of the screen 21,5″ which resolution of a matrix made 1920×1080 pikselov, results of gaugings essentially have not changed. The similar outcome could be predicted even prior to the beginning of testing, however, definitively to place all points over «i», avoid this stage of the program we could not.

Tests for productivity

Studying of “behaviour” of the minilaptop in situations when from it performance simultaneously several problems was required became a following item on the agenda. One of them was reduced to arhivirovaniju by means of appendix WinRAR 3.71 enough large files in volume in 1,36 GB.

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