Averatec 3150P Reviews & Tests

Expert review by : Carla Thornton (pcworld.com)

Averatec 3150P

Its petite size, small price, and built-in wireless functionality make the 3150P a good traveling companion.

Jul, 2003

Expert review by : Carla Thornton (pcworld.com)

Averatec 3150P Notebook Computer (Averatec-SL3150P01)

Lightweight, easy to type on (albeit with practice necessary for pressing the backspace key), and sufficiently swift, the Averatec 3150P is a good, inexpensive option for frugal travelers.

Jul, 2003

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Expert review by : Lisa Gade (mobiletechreview.com)

Averatec 3150P Notebook Computer Review

Averatec makes full-featured ultra-portable notebook computers at very reasonable prices. Formerly known as Sotec, the company changed their name to Averatec in April 2003, coinciding with the launch of their latest generation of thin and light notebooks.

The 3150 series offers a great deal of value for the price. It's rare not to pay a hefty premium for a thin and light notebook in the 4 lb range. It's got all the ports you'll need, including three USB 2.0 ports and integrated Ethernet. The built-in...

Aug, 2003

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Expert review by : Eric Grevstad (hardwarecentral.com)

HardwareCentral - Averatec 3150P Review.

A hunt-and-peck typist might have tolerated our 3150P, but we're left hoping the almost-stuck space bar was a fluke problem with just our test unit. (Of two other Averatec reviews we've seen, one warned the keyboard was "spongy" and the other didn't...

Jun, 2003

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