Packard Bell Easynote TS11-HR-036

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84% of the reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

Convenient large buttons, No power reduction in battery mode, Good running duration values ​​when surfing the web, Full version of Photoshop Elements, The good runtimes ​​for a product in this price range and the very useful input devices

No ExpressCard 34/54, No USB 3.0 or eSATA, Poor viewing angles, CPU throttling at full load, High temperatures, Slow hard disk drive, A better screen and the fast USB 3.0 standard that is available on almost all the latest models available today

Creative design, Good stereo speakers, Adequate battery life, Low temperature development, Stylish looks in a low budget device

Weak CPU, Reflective screen, Poor screen brightness, No USB 3.0, No Bluetooth, Simple but useful things, such as Bluetooth and USB 3.0

Solid case, Good keyboard, Cutting edge quad core processor, Strong graphics, USB 3.0, Good battery runtimes (except for load), Good value for money ratio, The fusion of a strong processor and graphics card at a very attractive price

Battery life in load is very short, Display's poor contrast, A matt display would make the EasyNote TS11 to a perfect all round laptop

Adequate office performance, Low total weight, Quiet cooling system, Good battery runtimes, Low power consumption, The good battery life and consumption rates as well as the netbook's low total weight

Poor connectivity, Adverse expandability, Poor display (glare), Workmanship (hinges), Small scope of delivery, Air accumulation during load, The practical power adapter with exchangeable plugs from Acer and a better, matt 10.1 inch display

Great multimedia performance, Good value for money ratio, Moderate noise development, In particular, the excellent value for money ratio and the low noise emissions

Low contrast & highly reflective display, Unfavorably placed ports, Poor connectivity, No graphics switching, A larger scope of connections and a higher quality display

Moderate noise development, Outstanding touchpad, Very long battery life, Switchable graphics, Blu-ray burner, Chic design, Good performance, The noise development is never too high, even under load.  Further positives are the integrated Blu-Ray burner...

Weakly contrasted display with poor viewing angles, Inconvenient interface arrangement, Limited connection equipment, Modest case stability, Spongy keyboard, Above all a better-contrasting display with better viewing angles. More generous connection...

Robust, high-quality base unit, Quiet and cool, Good performance for a subnotebook, The slim case, with its high-quality, smooth plastic base and cool aluminium cover. The whole thing is as hard as a board

Fairly poor battery life, Keyboard which flexes, Poor touchpad feedback, Not many ports, Screen is not matt

Battery life of 5 to 8 hours; Bright display; Quiet & cool; Solid workmanship; Bluetooth module; Low weight

Reflective display; Contrast weak display

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Bland finish aside, this lightweight netbook offers competitive performance, a massive hard drive and attractive pricing.

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