~A super cheap, super slow net book!~ ***************************** When looking for a super cheap net book that could be used as a small portable device to surf the net with for use when away from the home, I came across the Acer Aspire One series A150 Bb model in a local electrical product store. At the time of purchase the little net book was on sale at a nicely reduced price which made it seem like an attractive buy. Having been used to using a range of Apple products for my computing needs I found it took a while to become fully used to the workings of the operating system that came loaded onto this net book. Having used the net book for various ...  Read the complete review

Hello everyone and welcome to this review. Well... Unfortunately my old HP laptop had reached the end of its life; it was time to get a new one. Im surprised that it lasted as long as it did considering the amount of times I drop my laptops. After researching on the web for a while I got a bit confused, there were so many laptops available and there were many good and bad reviews on each, I really did not know what to think. So, a trip to Comet was in order, I just wanted to pick one that looked nice and had okay features. If it was bad I always had the 28 day Comet return policy available, after all I would only lose around £10 for a repacking fee if ...  Read the complete review

The Acer Aspire One is one of the sleekest and most stylish examples of the new breed of ultra-portable laptops - or 'netbooks'. With a huge 120GB hard drive, 1GB of RAM and a 1.6GHz Intel Atom processor, this pocket sized wonder packs more punch than your average library desktop PC. The 8.9 inch widescreen display runs at a crisp 1024x600, offering a definition and fidelity second only to the most expensive PC monitors and HD TVs. Combine that with built-in speakers, webcam and wifi internet capabilities and you'll begin to see why this little beauty is taking mobile computing into the next generation. The touchpad is functional and ...  Read the complete review

The Acer Aspire One model is a notebook I recently bought from PC world, it was on offer for £199. I needed a cheap notebook to carry out simple tasks such as using MS office and run some simple accounts software. I also wanted Wi-Fi to access the internet via my home PC router, so this notebook seemed ideal for what I was looking for. The notebook itself comes with Microsoft Windows XP Home Edition O/S. It has WiFi, Fast Ethernet, and an ultra compact 8.9" WSVGA TFT Screen for crystal clear viewing. The Acer Aspire One A150 has an Intel Atom N270 Processor that runs at 1.6GHz for professional mobility. Acer redefines mobile connectivity with ...  Read the complete review

Since getting a new job, I was quite excited to buy my first very own laptop. I bought this laptop on January 22, 2009. I bought it from buy.com, and the laptop arrived right on the date the website provided. The color I bought was pink, and upon opening it looked like a very pretty color. It was such a small laptop! I was not surprised it was so small because I knew all about the laptop already. It was very cute! I could see the part of the laptop where the little webcam lense was poking out of the top of the screen. I was so excited to turn it on and have a little laptop all on my own! I planned this laptop to be both my computer system for home and school. (I plan on .  Read the complete review