Excerpt: These days, it seems that a lot of people looking for a small netbook for their daily activities or just they need a second one for business travels.
Conclusion: Acer proves that it's still the master of the netbook recession special with the new and improved Aspire One (10-inch).
Pros: Phenomenal battery life. Six-cell battery is standard with the price. Still the most affordable netbook around. Ten-inch widescreen and mouse buttons are consistent wi...
Cons: Its 89 percent keyboard has some catching up to do. Mouse buttons were difficult to use.
Conclusion: Since it first debuted, the One has added several options like a 10-inch screen, numerous hard drive choices, and a 6-cell battery, while keeping its price competitive
Pros: Very inexpensive. Multiple storage options. Six-cell battery available. Intuitive Linux interface. Second SD slot for storage expansion. Intel Atom platform.
Cons: Mouse buttons are adjacent to the touchpad. Keyboard is smaller than the competition.
Conclusion: The Acer Aspire One has done really well in the marketplace out selling every other 8.9'' netbook. The keyboard is large for the size of the netbook and it has a very...
Pros: Large keyboard for an 8.9'' netbook, Windows XP and Linux options, 3 Cell and 6 Cell Battery Configurations, 1 GB RAM standard
Conclusion: The Acer Aspire One is a magnificent machine with only a few minor downsides. If you’re concerned about the lack of upgrade capabilities on the netbook, the massive...
Pros: Has one of the better keyboards out there, Display is bright and usable, Sufficiently powered for everyday tasks, Looks great!, Decently priced: Now $350 at Best Buy
Cons: No on-board bluetooth; you have to buy your own USB bluetooth adapter, Shipped SSDs have been criticized for slow speeds, RAM socket inaccessible unless you disassembl...
Summary: Despite these shortcomings, the Acer Aspire One is a fine little machine. If you need more hard drive headroom or slightly speedier performance, Lenovo's IdeaPad S10 may...