Getting it running was the worse and slowest process ever.
Testing more now...
.. so far the whole Android part seems to be quite a hack. Not that nice to use either.
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Wednesday, November 25, 2009
Unboxing Acer Aspire One Android netbook
Getting it running was the worse and slowest process ever.
Testing more now...
.. so far the whole Android part seems to be quite a hack. Not that nice to use either.
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is the glossiness of the display due to the plastic wrap on the screen?
anybody got Android on a Sony P yet?
I had heard that the Acer Android wasn't too exciting. They did it without blessing from Google, so you don't get the "With Google" experience (Gmail, Google Calendar, Google Contacts, Android Market). I think it's good that they got Firefox on it though.
Hopefully they'll get the rest working at some point. I'm really hoping for a 9" or 10" Android slate.
Not userfriendly, not everyone is computerfreak. I like Devices you can use out of the box.
But lets see what you do with it :-)
lol at the "bye bye mcaffee, i hate you".
i hate those too.
thank you JKK - fantastic work as always!
I am that unsatisfied. Im waiting for a with googel experience Net- or smartbook because i think it's very usefull for a netbook.
I have the 86 version on my 701 eee and its the firsttime i see a user senario for a 7" Netbook but i cant use it really because of the lack of google services :(
nice video. I think Android was meant for touch Screen tbh moreso small screens. It looks awesome on HTC Hero but on Aspire one it looks like crap :(
i wonder to get this Android version onto my old AOD250, can you share / provide the link for the image / recovery disk of it ? been looking everywhere with no success, will be very glad if you could share one
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