This mini notebook from Acer is targeted on students, businessmen and for those who have wheels for feet. Acer Aspire One is slightly heavier than an average textbook, weighs just around 2.2lbs and sturdy enough that you can just throw it in your backpack and be on the move. You have a choice of operating system, but you will be pushing its limits if you want Windows Vista with its 1GB Ram and 160GB hard drive. Better to stick with XP Home. Acer Aspire One is powered with the new 1.6 GHz Intel Atom N270 Processor. Its 6 cell battery gives you about 5 hours of life which is awesome and you have enough storage for digital photos, mp3’s and videos. Acer Aspire One is the best of its kind for broad band access and has in-built webcam and wireless connectivity. It boots up within minutes and though the screen is a tad small its resolution matches that of an average 10.2”. And Acer Aspire One comes in a range of colors too.Coming to its cons, of course it has some, the left and right mouse buttons are literally to the left and right of the mouse pad which makes maneuvering really awkward and they are a bit stiff.
You will have to get used to the smaller keyboard, and its glossy finish attracts fingerprints. The speakers in Acer Aspire One are not loud enough, but you can’t expect a home theater system here. Well these disadvantages can be overlooked when compared to its performance and the price is also purse friendly. You can get one for under $400. If you are in search of a budget netbook that will meet your needs, well your needs need to be modest, then Acer Aspire One is the one.
The HP Probook 4515-VC378ES is positioned in the middle of its class and is suitable for everyday use. Under Tigris AMD platform, this notebook at home in office multitasking and has a fast hard drive with good capacity to help make the entire system responsive. The amount of RAM is correct as the connection even though some may regret the absence of e-SATA port and the positioning of the USB.







We told you that the Y650 had begun shipping last month, and now Lenovo has handed out the second system in their new Y series line. This14-inch model comes with some pretty solid specs. 4GB of DDR3 RAM comes standard, as well as 320GB HDD, DVD writer, and $679 for the 2.1GHz Intel Dual Core T4300 system and 4829 for the 2GHz Intel Core 2 Duo T6400 system.
So youre in love with the MacBook Pro 17-inch but the only thing stopping both of you from holy matrimony is that little thing called the integrated battery. Well weve got some details on the whole integrated battery thing that should shed some light on it and help you make up your mind whether you are right for each other.
Yes we know this is not a laptop but for those of us who deal with video and photo editing and other multi-media projects then you might want to listen up.