#Acer aspire 5750 network adapter driver upgrade#
#Acer aspire 5750 network adapter driver Bluetooth#

Also installed: Bluetooth 3.0 for communicating with various peripherals. The wireless network connection, via Atheros Wireless Network Adapter (b/g/n) or cabled via the RJ45 port and Broadcom NetLink Gigabit Ethernet module belong to this. The Acer Aspire 5750G delivers the current standards in terms of communication.

#Acer aspire 5750 network adapter driver upgrade#

An intended upgrade doesn't seem to be a problem in this regard. The cover can be opened after removing two screws and the user can access the components. The hard disk's and RAM's position are the same as in the predecessor. You still have to live without an ExpressCard slot to retrofit various features. The suboptimal distribution of the single ports has been maintained, albeit it has been only defused a bit by relocating the network socket. In contrast to the predecessor, the user gains a fast USB 3.0 port, which especially pays off when external memory solutions are used. A SD cardreader (5in1) can be inserted into the front. It's okay when a USB stick is plugged in temporarily, but unpleasant when devices are permanently connected (printer, mouse, etc.). Two USB ports, one of which is a USB 3.0, have also been placed in the front area. The laptop's right doesn't look much better. Lefties will have to struggle with obstructing cables beside the notebook when these ports are in use. However, VGA, HDMI, USB and both audio sockets are still in the front area. The fact that the LAN port has been moved next to the power socket in the left back corner is agreeable. Consequently, you have to take care that nothing can slip into the gap and possibly cause massive damage, especially when transporting the laptop.ДЄ glance at the 5750G's interface positioning reveals the modifications on the case. In other words the tension force is too low. The display tends to open when the notebook is held upside down. There is no closure system for transportation. Nevertheless, they can't completely prevent the screen from teetering. The display doesn't do quite as well in this exercise.Д«oth display hinges allow a single-handed opening and closing of the display. The notebook can be picked up at the front edge without any perceptible twisting or creaking noises. The base unit's torsional stiffness is just as good. Even the display lid hardly allows pressure to be transferred to the sensitive screen. The 5750G remains unimpressed by selective pressure on the chassis. However, dust particles and fingerprints gather around the display and on the glossy coated bar above the keyboard.ДЄlthough only plastic is used as the surface active material, it can impress us in terms of stability. In contrast to some high-gloss machines, you can be content with low smudging susceptibility here, as well. Matt, ribbed plastic is still used for the display lid and wrist-rest, which is quite compliant with the corrugated haptics. The slight protrusion of the display on the base unit, which separates both components optically, has been maintained. Acer has revised the notebook's exterior, which is now slightly modified in comparison. It was also equipped with a GT 540M graphics card, but was still based on an Arrandale dual core CPU. The recently reviewed Acer Aspire 5742G could soonest be named as the present Aspire 5750G's predecessor.