Why not pick a notebook with a little personality? The Acer Aspire One Mini Notebooks come in 4 colorful shades.
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| You can go with the conservative, traditional Black Acer Mini.
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Or go brilliant with the Seashell White version of the Aspire One.
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Or go with a the Sapphire Blue Acer Mini.
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| Or for a little femininity, go with Pearl Pink Acer One.
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Anyway you go, the beautiful lacquer on the Acer One shell shows a beautiful finish as you pull your sleek netbook out of your bag!
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April 12, 2009 at 5:57 am
ACER ASPIRE ONE PINK
GREAT machine, with one exception, which i discovered on a trip recently when i went to use dial-up to connect to the www. THERE IS NO MODEM! don’t know why i didn’t notice before, perhaps because specs above falsely state there is. anyway, must buy an external (very small) usb plug in 56K modem for circa $45, i insist on having dialup capability (hey, it ALWAYS WORKS, tho slow, and useful only for email. but when your dsl or t1 goes down, dialup ALWAYS WORKS)(did i say that it ALWAYS WORKS?) BUT GREAT MACHINE, all i wanted, cool, cool, cool. no flaws and well thought out, always a pleasure to experience good design and execution (except that the damn targus external cd/dvd is 1) at $149 half the cost of the computer, thus way too high, and 2) READ ONLY, ie no writing. but this is a netbook, you shouldn’t be copying CDs or DVDs on this machine anyway.) GREAT MACHINE!!!!!! BTW, they offer another acer aspire one with a 10.1″ screen now, careful comparing of specs and dimensions and viewing of pics reveal same keyboard just wider and taller case by about one-half inch in toto in each dimension to get (on the diagonal) 1″ more screen and to put touchpad buttons at bottom like some losers have been complaining about on this machine. slightly heavier (wouldn’t be noticable) and $20 more. exact same innards and specs (incl NO MODEM). make sure you buy the right size carry case, etc. but i like this one. SWEET. also, re the “form factor” of the 6 cell larger battery, it really adds a useful handle to the machine, and ain’t at all too big or protruding. i prefer it, esp considering the doubling of time you gain. GREAT MACHINE, soooo much nicer than the HP mini (and i am an HP fan). a home run, maybe with bases loaded – GRAND SLAM!
April 16, 2009 at 4:32 am
acer aspire one pink
I love this little thing!! Small,lightweight but powerful enough to do what I need it to do for work and for personal. In addition to general word processing, I will use it to do Power point presentations for work. And I’m actually looking forward to working on it sitting on an airplane, even if I’m stuck in the dreaded middle seat! I’m recommending it to everyone I know!
July 14, 2009 at 4:46 am
Great little computer. I have a Mac and I didn’t want to carry it around the house and possible damage it. So this little number is great. Small fits in any bag and great for travel. Great buy for the price. And I love the color.
September 8, 2009 at 2:58 pm
Acer Aspire One AOA150-1178 8.9-Inch
This mini- laptop is great for pre-teens before they ask for a bigger more powerful one. It has all the needed features of a laptop. The only set back I would say it has is ths small keyboard, for those who are used to bigger lap tops or desk tops it is a little uncomfortable until you get used to it.
September 9, 2009 at 12:23 am
I agree–this is great for pre-teens and even teens–if they are not gamers. And a lot of kids aren’t–they want to IM and Facebook and YouTube and maybe do a little homework like Internet research or type a paper. This is still perfect. I have to say, I’m getting used to the keyboard and I write quite a bit, but it is easy to add a USB keyboard if an dwhen I get tired of holding the Fn key to use the Home and End keys (this is one feature a little annoying).