Averatec 5110HX Reviews & Tests

Expert review by : Dan Littman (cnet.com)

Service and Support

Averatec 5110P

Durable construction; built-in DVD-RW; integrated Wi-Fi wireless networking.

Washed-out onscreen colors; comparatively short battery life; balky touchpad; limited documentation.

Averatec's 5110P is average in just about every way. Bargain hunters can find more for less, and power seekers can get more elsewhere.

Jan, 2004

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Averatec 5110HX

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Consumer review (epinions.com)

Averatec 5110Hx

light, thin, fast, fast, inexpensive, large screen, powerful

few breakdowns over the years. Better power input needed. DVD RAM

Nov, 2006

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Consumer review (mouthshut.com)

Averatec 5110H

When the TABLET PC and software was first introduced by Microsoft I was excited by the concept, because now computers come closer to adapting to the way I work rather than making me adapt to the way the computer requires. My goal was to wait for the...

Dec, 2005

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Consumer review (mouthshut.com)

Averatec 5110H

I have been using this Averatec Laptop for over 6 months. I use it for almost everything.... programming, browsing the internet, games, listening to songs, watching movies on DVD, burning CDs et al. The laptop is packed with a Centrino processor, 512...

Oct, 2004

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