Thursday, November 5, 2009
Acer Aspire One Netbook (Best Netbook)
The Acer Aspire One as the name says belongs to the wordly known Acer. A simple google search will give you a better notion of how big Acer has grown lately becoming the 4th biggest computer company in the World.
Nowadays the customer is presented with so many choices of netbooks that it becomes a difficult task to pick the right one unless the person is used it. Which one is the best? Which one suits my purposes? Which one should i choose? It is all up to you actually. You criteria defines your pick.
However the Acer Aspire One Netbook presents a variety of features that might lead you towards it.
- For starters it has the option of 3 different sizes: 8.9'' / 10.1'' / 11.6''.
- All models come with the trustworthy Intel Atom processor.
- It presents a very comfortable keyboard even in the smaller models. Which is explained by the fact that the screen does not dictate the size of the pc. The keyboard does and its size overcomes the screen's.
- Pioneer netbook in terms of using normal HDs instead of SSD hard-drives.
- Can be upgraded and works perfectly witth windows 7.
- Possibility of increasing to 1.5GB RAM.
Bottom line is that the Acer Aspire One is one of the leaders in its field because it presents a practical size for executives and other clients who crave for portability. Plus unlike a common netbook the Aspire One has a good hardware configuration which allows multi-tasking maintaining the good performance.
The Acer Aspire One Netbook can (and probably will be) a good purchase. All you have to ask yourself is: do I absolutely need an easily portable netbook or could I own a bigger (and heavier) notebook? And most importantly: Does Paris hilton have one? (haha) If the answer favours the portable, the Aspire One might just be your best pick since it harmonically combines portability with functionality and speed for a very affordable price in comparison with the Asus Eee PC and the Dell Inspiron Mini.
Features:
. Atom N270 1.6ghz
.1GB RAM DDR2
.HD 120GB
.Windows XP Home Edition SP3
Nowadays the customer is presented with so many choices of netbooks that it becomes a difficult task to pick the right one unless the person is used it. Which one is the best? Which one suits my purposes? Which one should i choose? It is all up to you actually. You criteria defines your pick.
However the Acer Aspire One Netbook presents a variety of features that might lead you towards it.
- For starters it has the option of 3 different sizes: 8.9'' / 10.1'' / 11.6''.
- All models come with the trustworthy Intel Atom processor.
- It presents a very comfortable keyboard even in the smaller models. Which is explained by the fact that the screen does not dictate the size of the pc. The keyboard does and its size overcomes the screen's.
- Pioneer netbook in terms of using normal HDs instead of SSD hard-drives.
- Can be upgraded and works perfectly witth windows 7.
- Possibility of increasing to 1.5GB RAM.
Bottom line is that the Acer Aspire One is one of the leaders in its field because it presents a practical size for executives and other clients who crave for portability. Plus unlike a common netbook the Aspire One has a good hardware configuration which allows multi-tasking maintaining the good performance.
The Acer Aspire One Netbook can (and probably will be) a good purchase. All you have to ask yourself is: do I absolutely need an easily portable netbook or could I own a bigger (and heavier) notebook? And most importantly: Does Paris hilton have one? (haha) If the answer favours the portable, the Aspire One might just be your best pick since it harmonically combines portability with functionality and speed for a very affordable price in comparison with the Asus Eee PC and the Dell Inspiron Mini.
Features:
. Atom N270 1.6ghz
.1GB RAM DDR2
.HD 120GB
.Windows XP Home Edition SP3
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do I absolutely need an easily portable netbook or could I own a bigger (and heavier) notebook?
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