Elonex One

alaTest has collected and analyzed 17 reviews from magazines and websites. People really like the screen and usability. The performance and portability also get good opinions, whereas there are some mixed reviews about the build quality. There are some less positive comments about the battery.

value for money, portability, performance, usability, screen

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We analyzed user and expert ratings, product age and more factors. Compared to other Netbooks (Mini-laptops) the Elonex One is awarded an overall alaScore™ of 81/100 = Very good quality.

Review analysis

(Based on 17 reviews)

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Review Ratings

  (21% of reviews)
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Show all 4 star reviews   (29% of reviews)
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Elonex ONEt review

 

Is staying away from Windows and x86 a good thing for a netbook?

Solid build quality

Limited software ; Not x86 based ; Tiny trackad ; Lacks any real ower

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Elonex ONEt+ review

 

With a bargain-basement price tag and a design to match, we were all set to hate the Elonex ONEt+. But, as long as you're not expecting the Moon on a stick, it's a smashing laptop for kids and undemanding adults

Very small and light ; Surprisingly responsive ; Good selection of core applications ; Silent operation, with no moving parts

Keys are too tiny for most adult hands ; Limited third-party software options

Conclusion It's unreasonable to expect much from a £125 netbook, but, if you can get past its understandably cheap looks, the Elonex ONEt+ represents surprisingly good value for money. As long as you're happy with what's pre-installed, the limited...

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Review: Elonex ONEt notebook computer

 

After its successful launch of a £100 sub-notebook, Elonex has a smarter, faster, more expensive model, too

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Review: Elonex One notebook computer

 

A new low price for computers

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Elonex - The ONE

 

When Elonex announced it would be selling an Ultra Mobile Computer (UMC) for under £100, it caused quite a stir. 200,000 people signed up and paid deposits of £10 each to pre-order one of these machines, ...

The idea of getting a sub-notebook for under £100 is appealing and you do get a useable computer in the Elonex ONE. You have to work at it, though, as there are some definite rough edges to the software installation, as well as problems with the speed...

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Elonex - ONEt

 

Elonex's project to produce a £100 laptop has spawned a secondary Ultra Mobile Computer (UMC), rather confusingly called the ONEt. The name may only be slightly different from the company's ultra-budget handheld, but the design and ...

Elonex's ONEt uses Linux to provide a lot of functionality in an inexpensive box, and features like WiFi Internet and storage expansion through SD cards make it a useful machine to carry with you. There's not much memory in the basic machine, though,...

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Elonex Onetwo3

 

Elonex enters the mini-laptop race with the innovatively priced Onetwo3. Mike Jennings finds out if it adds up to a real Eee PC rival.

The mini-laptop bandwagon rolls on. After the Eee PC moved to a 9in display and got updated, we've seen gradually larger models appearing, culminating in the 10in MSI Wind with its great blend of affordability and usability.This new model from Elonex...

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PC Pro: Product Reviews: Elonex Onetwo3

 

It's cheap for such a well-sized laptop, but offers nothing we've not seen better elsewhere

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Amazon review summary for the Elonex One

 

alaTest has collected and analysed 9 user reviews of the Elonex One from Amazon.co.uk. The average user rating for this product is 3.0/5, compared to an average user rating of 4.0/5 for other Netbooks (Mini Notebooks) on Amazon.co.uk.

portability, value for money, usability, software, linux support

33% of reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

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bought as present for child

 

bought as present for child

yes, it product is ok for a child under 12y, not much use for adult as not a Window product

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Product Specifications

Configuration

DVD Writer: No
Embedded 3G/4G: No
Embedded UMTS: No
Fingerprint Reader: No
Hard Drive Type:Flash Hard Drive
Remote Control: No
TV Card: No
Video Editing Card: No
Web Cam: No

Connectivity

Bluetooth: Yes
Card Reader:Single Card Reader
Firewire: No
TV Output: No
Wireless LAN: Yes

Display

Aspect Ratio:16:10
LED Backlight: No
True Resolution:WXGA

General Features

Intel ® Centrino Technology: No
Intel Centrino Technology: No
Media Centre Edition: No
Netbook:No / Yes
RAM Type:DDR2 SDRAM
Type:Portable

Graphic

Brand of Graphic Chip:Intel / VIA
GPU Model (Graphic Card):k.A. / Unichrome Pro II

Processor

Chipset Brand:Unknown
Chipset Type:Unknown
Processor:CODE 8
Processor Brand:LNX
Processor Number:Not Applicable
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