Acer Aspire One 8.9-Inch Netbook [creditdiagnosis]

Acer Aspire One 8.9-Inch Netbook [creditdiagnosis]

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Manufacturer's Description

Acer redefines mobile connectivity with Aspire one, the revolutionary netbook packed with fun and powerful computing features in a diminutive 8.9" form factor.

SmartStart in just 15 seconds

From the moment you switch it on, the Aspire one is ready to go in just 15 seconds (with Linpus™ Linux® Lite version). That's what we call a smart start. Once on, the interface is pure simplicity: a home screen divided into four areas that contain all the applications you need to stay connected, work, play, and organize your life on the road. And as your Aspire one is as unique as the way you use it, you can customize the applications on the home screen so that it's just right for you. Fast, simple and indescribably chic. That's your new life with the Aspire one.

Vision: One idea

How big is perfection? How small is ideal?

The Aspire one has an 8.9" CrystalBrite LED backlit LCD with 1024x600 resolution and an integrated CrystalEye™ webcam that offers just the right balance between easy-toread clarity and easy-to-use functionality.

You could almost call it the perfect fit.

Power: One energy

Power comes in many forms. Often the smallest is the most powerful. The Aspire one comes with the Intel® Atom™ processor, built with the world's smallest transistors and designed specifically for low power consumption while delivering the power and performance you need for full online freedom.

Style: One look

Your style is your signature. It is your identity, your personality your calling card. Your style tells the world who you are and how you live your life, both online and off.

It is all you need to be yourself. Your style comes in different colours, each with its own individual character. So does the Aspire one.

Feeling: One freedom

Smaller than an average diary and weighing less than 1 kilo (models with NAND flash module), the Aspire one puts freedom in the palm of your hands. Freedom to use WiFi, WiMAX and 3G Networks* to explore new ways to connect, communicate and interact with the world you care about. Freedom to go beyond ultra-mobility. Freedom to be yourself anywhere you want to.

(* depending on model and network readiness)

Experience: One control

The Aspire one has one of the most intuitive interfaces out there that takes just seconds to learn, and smart software that keeps you productive, entertained and connected all the time. Why? Because your online world is a very personal place that changes every time you connect but remains familiar because it's a world you create. One interface, a whole world to discover. Why do it any differently?

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Question by : I currently have a 2.8 GPA and have taken 89 credit hours. How would failing a 3 credit class affect my GPA? How much would it impact my cumulative GPA? I'm taking 12 total credit hours this semester. I'll probably make a B in 2 classes, a D in one, and the F in another. Best answer for I currently have a 2.8 GPA and have taken 89 credit hours. How would failing a 3 credit class affect my GPA?:

Answer by « Chippy »
Would go to a 2.708695652173913 EDIT: "I'm taking 12 total credit hours this semester. I'll probably make a B in 2 classes, a D in one, and the F in another." So by the end of that, you'll have 101 credits. Your GPA will be a 2.675247524752475.

Answer by sweetgreen
you, my sir are screwed.

Answer by Shaz
Greatly

Answer by Caligula
If you have 89 credit hours and a 2.8 and then you take 3 more credit hours and earn an F (= 0.0) in that class, your new GPA will be ((89 * 2.8) + (3 * 0.0))/(89 + 3) = (249.2 + 0.0)/92 = 249.2/92 which is approximately 2.71

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