Acer Aspire One AOD250-1151 Netbook - Intel Atom N270 1.6GHz, 1GB DDR2, 160GB HDD, 10.1 WSVGA, Windows XP...

does what its suppose to do

had a little trouble with. the windows fitting its space. there is an adjustment for this. other than that i love it. perfect for music and on the go chatting. i use it for an extra on the go thingy. some works programs already installed. compadible

Does The Job

I bought it for occasional travel and as an emergency backup. It's a lot faster than the Cloudbook I have. Seems to do the job.

GREAT NETBOOK FOR THE PRICE

GREAT FOR TRAVEL

PERFECT PORTABLE

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and107's Review of Acer Aspire Laptop

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LeslieT's Review of Acer Aspire Laptop

A great machine that would be one of the top laptop s if only Acer woke up and realised that Vista needs at least 2gb of ram to perfom well and that their empowering software is just bloatware and not needed also why do all PC makers install Norton,

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