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My Acer Netbook

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By dwilliamson


Me, My Kitten, Arrow and My Netbook
Me, My Kitten, Arrow and My Netbook

I purchased my Acer Aspire One netbook about a month ago and I wish I had this netbook years ago. I could have been so much more productive with it. I love the size of it, 8.9 inch screen and I love the fact that it is so light, under two pounds. I have had lots of gadgets in my lifetime from laptops to pocket pcs but there is no way that they will ever compare to my netbook.

The netbook I chose has 1 gig of ram and has a 160 gig hard-drive. It has a built-in webcam too. I won't be using the webcam too much but it is a nice feature if I ever decide I want to use it. They come in all kinds of colours but I wanted my favourite colour, blue.

I do have a desktop that has pretty much everything on it that I could ever want so why would I want a netbook. Well, for many reasons. The netbook allows me to be more flexible. I can sit outside with it or take it with me if I go on a trip or a drive.

I am a writer. I have written hundreds of children's stories to date and want to still write new ones all the time. Right now, I am dealing with back pain issues. It is sometimes very uncomfortable for me to sit in my regular computer chair for hours on end. Now, I just grab my little netbook and can type away right in my lazyboy chair with my heating pad on my back because right now, that is the most comfortable place for me to be.
 


My Acer Netbook in the News

  • Acer plans to be first to market with Chrome OS netbookGeek.com4 days ago

    Acer was the first company to release a netbook running the Android operating system in the form of the Aspire One D250. Now the company wants to be the first to market with Google Chrome OS next year. JT Wang, chairman of Acer, has stated that his company’s goal is to release a netbook in the [...]

  • Acer Plans to Launch a Chrome OS Netbook in Late 2010Mashable4 days ago

    Can’t wait to try out Google’s Chrome OS on an actual netbook? You might have to contain yourself until the second half of 2010, as that’s when Acer — the first company to announce the development of a Chrome-based netbook — plans to release theirs. Digitimes reports that Acer has been developing the netbook since mid-2009. If you remember, Acer was the first company to launch a dual-boot ...

  • Acer: We'll have the first Chrome OS NetbookCNET3 days ago

    The company's chairman says in an interview that Acer has been working on it since earlier this year.

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maggs224 profile image

maggs224  says:
7 months ago

My son realy would like one of these and now I can see why.

dwilliamson profile image

dwilliamson  says:
7 months ago

Hi maggs224, you should definitely get one for your son. They are awesome. My daughter, who is in college, has one and she loves it. I love mine too. I paid $360 for it and I can pretty much do everything with my netbook as I can with my desktop.

fortunerep profile image

fortunerep  says:
7 months ago

I want one!!! no health problems just lazy sometimes

dori

dwilliamson profile image

dwilliamson  says:
7 months ago

Dori, I say GET ONE!!!! I love my netbook.

lxxy profile image

lxxy  says:
7 months ago

I want something like that...I used to sell Acer at circuit city, they weren't too bad. I'm probably going to get one direct from a linux vendor, though.

I used to have an iBook but it was stolen from me at work..

dwilliamson profile image

dwilliamson  says:
7 months ago

I wouldn't trade my netbook for the world. Of course, it does have windows xp on it, hee hee. Ixxy you should definitely get one though. They are pretty cheap these days too. I'm sorry about your iBook though :(

Jayde  says:
5 months ago

How many megapixel camera is the inbuilt webcam?

dwilliamson profile image

dwilliamson  says:
5 months ago

hey jayde I believe that the built-in webcam is 0.3 megapixels on the model that I have

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