Acer's take on netbook race: Aspire One
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Expected to be 8.9 inch screen, Intel Atom and 299 euro pricing...
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Thursday, May 29, 2008
Acer Aspire One MiniNote
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I'm not really a big fan of the split track pad buttons Acer and HP have decided to rock. They seem... unintuitive.
I don't like the either..
OTOH, this one has the first un-screwed-up keyboard of the mini-laptops. The MSI Wind has tiny comma, period and slash keys, so the right shift is out of place; the eee's have the up arrow where the right shift should be, the Dell keyboard is TOTALLY wrong, and the HP's is close, but still has some distorted size keys in the upper left. I could probably learn to live with the track pad.
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