Acer Aspire One D250
Inch-thick successor to the popular AA1
4th June 2009 08:02 GMT
So, to performance. The extra 60MHz of processing grunt afforded by the N280 pushed the D250 slightly ahead of the 1.6GHz N270-based models we've tested with PCMark05's CPU test, with a score of 1527. It also managed to outperform Asus' N280-powered 1000HE, but not by much. There were no surprises in the Memory test, although its score of 4615 in the HDD test is slightly above average.
PCMark 05 Results
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