One of the better netbooks out there with good looks and functionality. If you have been out shopping for a netbook, you might’ve wondered why almost every single netbook that you come across has almost identical specs. An Atom based CPU with 1GB...
Although the dot S2 is frighteningly similar to the Acer 532h, there are a few differences. The touchpad is an improvement and the extra bundled software a welcome bonus, while it also manages to out perform the Acer-branded version in terms of...
The screen Unfortunately Packard Bell has succumbed: a glossy panel. This inevitably results in lots of reflections in bright environments (outside, overhead neons etc)! The 10.1 inch screen has a standard definition of 1024 x 600 pixels. We would...
The Packard Bell Dot S2 is a stylish and highly portable 10.1-inch netbook with some unique features. Available in a choice of red, black and white, the compact 1.2kg chassis looks great. With its gun-metal interior, black keyboard and subtle blue...
The Packard Bell Dot s2 retrieves many of the points that a netbook can seize nowadays. The solid case, the long battery life of 5 to 8 hours and the pleasant soundscape is worth mentioning. The input devices aren't perfect, as their keys are very...
In the previous generation netbook race Acer’s entrants, such as the , sold like hotcakes. When the company purchased the Packard Bell brand, it reproduced its successful design under the new brand and called its effort the Dot S. Now Intel has...
Who would have thought when the first mini low-powered notebook made an appearance that we would soon be faced by an influx of netbooks such as a new offering from Packard Bell (now part of the Acer family)....
Not the best battery life, but the dot S2 boasts good ergonomics, a great screen and includes valuable extras. Packard Bell's dot s2 might not have some of the big-brand cachet of some of its rivals, but it makes a striking entrance. Glossy white...
