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Hi all,

Need help from you guys, Can the model 110 install into Win XP? If yes, what is needed to prepare before doing this? Can anyone PM the guide for it. Thanks all.
 

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yea man~ if its the 160GB also from singnet, den singnet has scammed us~ :) :)
should call singnet and varify... or better still, print out the thread abt the 160GB singnet promotion from that other VRZone and bring to singnet and varify~

if singnet did indeed give out 160GB, its not fair for other 120GB ppl~ :) :)
unless its the VRZone guy that changed the HDD~ :s22: :s22:

yea, singnet did give out the 160gb AAO. moi frenz gt one of it. when i click on the harddisc, it shows total space , 160gb , free space 130.

wah , nt fair to those who gt the 120 gb
 

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yea man~ if its the 160GB also from singnet, den singnet has scammed us~ :) :)
should call singnet and varify... or better still, print out the thread abt the 160GB singnet promotion from that other VRZone and bring to singnet and varify~

if singnet did indeed give out 160GB, its not fair for other 120GB ppl~ :) :)
unless its the VRZone guy that changed the HDD~ :s22: :s22:

My Aspire One is having a 160GB harddisk. Got people collect 120GB one meh?
 

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hi..can I know whether can we create recovery disk for AOA 150 using the erecovery mgt? hw do we back up the win xp OS that is preloaded with the netbook so that if need to reformat we still can install back the OS..
 

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No CD given, neither do you have an easy option to burn out a recovery image. There is a built in hidden service partition (~5GB), you use it to restore the notebook software to it's original state.


will the windows xp be installed back if we use the erecovery option?
 

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How much does AOA 150 (160GB) cost in the market now???

I saw at courts for 799 a while back but I'm not sure now. I'm tempted to get one but donno shld I hold out for sitex or get a 2nd hand one. Do you think Sitex will be cheaper? :s12:
 

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I saw at courts for 799 a while back but I'm not sure now. I'm tempted to get one but donno shld I hold out for sitex or get a 2nd hand one. Do you think Sitex will be cheaper? :s12:

160GB hd and 1GB ram?

I saw it selling $650 in nus. Is that VERY GOOD price in the market now?
If so then i wont want to waste time wait for sitex le...


Btw, the AO100 model is ard $550.
 

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I'm sure there's a lot of user out there is holding on to the 120GB version just like me. It unfair IMO.

Erm... i am not sure why is it so? I collected my laptop two days prior to the deadline of collection. Maybe they ran out of 120 GB harddisk ones. I tot that it's normal to see a overall 143 GB harddisk space.

Anyway, it's cheap to get portable hard disk - BIGGER AND BETTER!
 

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160GB hd and 1GB ram?

I saw it selling $650 in nus. Is that VERY GOOD price in the market now?
If so then i wont want to waste time wait for sitex le...


Btw, the AO100 model is ard $550.

NUS would be cheaper. There's a student discount with that so you're from NUS/NTU should get from sch. Though I heard that stocks are low. Quite typical, was always the case when I was in sch.

I just checked out at courts at funan just now. The prices have been slashed. AOA150 with 120gb hdd is going at $688 and AOA110 is now at $499, member price $449 ( i think). Some other shops are still selling it at $799 for the AOA150 though I saw this shop on the same floor as the food court (5th flr?) with the 160gb version at $689 and the 120gb version at $650.

I'm hoping that it will drop further at Sitex or at least stay at this price and have more freebies like a nice sleeve case. :s8:
 

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NUS would be cheaper. There's a student discount with that so you're from NUS/NTU should get from sch. Though I heard that stocks are low. Quite typical, was always the case when I was in sch.

I just checked out at courts at funan just now. The prices have been slashed. AOA150 with 120gb hdd is going at $688 and AOA110 is now at $499, member price $449 ( i think). Some other shops are still selling it at $799 for the AOA150 though I saw this shop on the same floor as the food court (5th flr?) with the 160gb version at $689 and the 120gb version at $650.

I'm hoping that it will drop further at Sitex or at least stay at this price and have more freebies like a nice sleeve case. :s8:

160gb at $689 is after or before gst?

Coz i just kinda realised that if $650 at nus is before gst, that will mean the set will cost $695.50 after the 7%... if thats the case, maybe sitex can be a better option for its freebies:p


Anyway, laptops in campus are never the best bargain wan. I seen better offers in sls or funan when these campus do their matriculation for freshmen
 

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saw on papers, MC2 is offering AO150, the 160gb version.. going for 688
comes in 4 colours, sapphire blue, seashell white, golden brown and diamond black..
woo black!
 

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Anyway, laptops in campus are never the best bargain wan. I seen better offers in sls or funan when these campus do their matriculation for freshmen

not too true for the fujitsu's though..
 
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