Who am I to say so? I built my first computer in 1959 and have published and lectured nationally on computer topics. I’ve made a lot of mistakes, but learned some stuff. Every day I shop the computer market and search for new products.

This Acer replaces a two-year parade of eight other netbooks, starting at 12″, then assorted 9 and 10″ models. Those were good, name-branded systems, but — even hot-rodded with huge 7200RPM drives and all the RAM they could handle — did not really earn my love.

The Acer tops the pack with easy access to upgrede the memory and hard drive, but little need to do either. As a newer generation netbook processor, replacing the well-established Intel Atom line, even with a single core (and rumor has it the dual core model will be released here, soon), it rocks in all of my applications. Note that I am not a gamer and do not do Olympic graphics, so those needing THAT kind of horsepower may be disappointed. Still, for home and business use (I’m a dentist), it is a solid performer and well-poised in the pricing realm. My endorsement as a netbook and a portable computing system for general use is without reservation. Certainly for a student, through professional school, it is a classy winner. Mine is IN-YOUR-FACE red and strikingly singular in its appearance.

Did I mention I really like it? Those other eight products did not excite me enough to do a product rating; this one does.

Who am I to say so? I built my first computer in 1959 and have published and lectured nationally on computer topics. I’ve made a lot of mistakes, but learned some stuff. Every day I shop the computer market and search for new products.

This Acer replaces a two-year parade of eight other netbooks, starting at 12″, then assorted 9 and 10″ models. Those were good, name-branded systems, but — even hot-rodded with huge 7200RPM drives and all the RAM they could handle — did not really earn my love.

The Acer tops the pack with easy access to upgrede the memory and hard drive, but little need to do either. As a newer generation netbook processor, replacing the well-established Intel Atom line, even with a single core (and rumor has it the dual core model will be released here, soon), it rocks in all of my applications. Note that I am not a gamer and do not do Olympic graphics, so those needing THAT kind of horsepower may be disappointed. Still, for home and business use (I’m a dentist), it is a solid performer and well-poised in the pricing realm. My endorsement as a netbook and a portable computing system for general use is without reservation. Certainly for a student, through professional school, it is a classy winner. Mine is IN-YOUR-FACE red and strikingly singular in its appearance.

Did I mention I really like it? Those other eight products did not excite me enough to do a product rating; this one does.

Who am I to say so? I built my first computer in 1959 and have published and lectured nationally on computer topics. I’ve made a lot of mistakes, but learned some stuff. Every day I shop the computer market and search for new products.

This Acer replaces a two-year parade of eight other netbooks, starting at 12″, then assorted 9 and 10″ models. Those were good, name-branded systems, but — even hot-rodded with huge 7200RPM drives and all the RAM they could handle — did not really earn my love.

The Acer tops the pack with easy access to upgrede the memory and hard drive, but little need to do either. As a newer generation netbook processor, replacing the well-established Intel Atom line, even with a single core (and rumor has it the dual core model will be released here, soon), it rocks in all of my applications. Note that I am not a gamer and do not do Olympic graphics, so those needing THAT kind of horsepower may be disappointed. Still, for home and business use (I’m a dentist), it is a solid performer and well-poised in the pricing realm. My endorsement as a netbook and a portable computing system for general use is without reservation. Certainly for a student, through professional school, it is a classy winner. Mine is IN-YOUR-FACE red and strikingly singular in its appearance.

Did I mention I really like it? Those other eight products did not excite me enough to do a product rating; this one does.

Who am I to say so? I built my first computer in 1959 and have published and lectured nationally on computer topics. I’ve made a lot of mistakes, but learned some stuff. Every day I shop the computer market and search for new products.

This Acer replaces a two-year parade of eight other netbooks, starting at 12″, then assorted 9 and 10″ models. Those were good, name-branded systems, but — even hot-rodded with huge 7200RPM drives and all the RAM they could handle — did not really earn my love.

The Acer tops the pack with easy access to upgrede the memory and hard drive, but little need to do either. As a newer generation netbook processor, replacing the well-established Intel Atom line, even with a single core (and rumor has it the dual core model will be released here, soon), it rocks in all of my applications. Note that I am not a gamer and do not do Olympic graphics, so those needing THAT kind of horsepower may be disappointed. Still, for home and business use (I’m a dentist), it is a solid performer and well-poised in the pricing realm. My endorsement as a netbook and a portable computing system for general use is without reservation. Certainly for a student, through professional school, it is a classy winner. Mine is IN-YOUR-FACE red and strikingly singular in its appearance.

Did I mention I really like it? Those other eight products did not excite me enough to do a product rating; this one does.

Who am I to say so? I built my first computer in 1959 and have published and lectured nationally on computer topics. I’ve made a lot of mistakes, but learned some stuff. Every day I shop the computer market and search for new products.

This Acer replaces a two-year parade of eight other netbooks, starting at 12″, then assorted 9 and 10″ models. Those were good, name-branded systems, but — even hot-rodded with huge 7200RPM drives and all the RAM they could handle — did not really earn my love.

The Acer tops the pack with easy access to upgrede the memory and hard drive, but little need to do either. As a newer generation netbook processor, replacing the well-established Intel Atom line, even with a single core (and rumor has it the dual core model will be released here, soon), it rocks in all of my applications. Note that I am not a gamer and do not do Olympic graphics, so those needing THAT kind of horsepower may be disappointed. Still, for home and business use (I’m a dentist), it is a solid performer and well-poised in the pricing realm. My endorsement as a netbook and a portable computing system for general use is without reservation. Certainly for a student, through professional school, it is a classy winner. Mine is IN-YOUR-FACE red and strikingly singular in its appearance.

Did I mention I really like it? Those other eight products did not excite me enough to do a product rating; this one does.

Who am I to say so? I built my first computer in 1959 and have published and lectured nationally on computer topics. I’ve made a lot of mistakes, but learned some stuff. Every day I shop the computer market and search for new products.

This Acer replaces a two-year parade of eight other netbooks, starting at 12″, then assorted 9 and 10″ models. Those were good, name-branded systems, but — even hot-rodded with huge 7200RPM drives and all the RAM they could handle — did not really earn my love.

The Acer tops the pack with easy access to upgrede the memory and hard drive, but little need to do either. As a newer generation netbook processor, replacing the well-established Intel Atom line, even with a single core (and rumor has it the dual core model will be released here, soon), it rocks in all of my applications. Note that I am not a gamer and do not do Olympic graphics, so those needing THAT kind of horsepower may be disappointed. Still, for home and business use (I’m a dentist), it is a solid performer and well-poised in the pricing realm. My endorsement as a netbook and a portable computing system for general use is without reservation. Certainly for a student, through professional school, it is a classy winner. Mine is IN-YOUR-FACE red and strikingly singular in its appearance.

Did I mention I really like it? Those other eight products did not excite me enough to do a product rating; this one does.

Who am I to say so? I built my first computer in 1959 and have published and lectured nationally on computer topics. I’ve made a lot of mistakes, but learned some stuff. Every day I shop the computer market and search for new products.

This Acer replaces a two-year parade of eight other netbooks, starting at 12″, then assorted 9 and 10″ models. Those were good, name-branded systems, but — even hot-rodded with huge 7200RPM drives and all the RAM they could handle — did not really earn my love.

The Acer tops the pack with easy access to upgrede the memory and hard drive, but little need to do either. As a newer generation netbook processor, replacing the well-established Intel Atom line, even with a single core (and rumor has it the dual core model will be released here, soon), it rocks in all of my applications. Note that I am not a gamer and do not do Olympic graphics, so those needing THAT kind of horsepower may be disappointed. Still, for home and business use (I’m a dentist), it is a solid performer and well-poised in the pricing realm. My endorsement as a netbook and a portable computing system for general use is without reservation. Certainly for a student, through professional school, it is a classy winner. Mine is IN-YOUR-FACE red and strikingly singular in its appearance.

Did I mention I really like it? Those other eight products did not excite me enough to do a product rating; this one does.

Would recommend this to anyone who loves to read or wants to start reading. Makes reading enjoyable and faster.

Would recommend this to anyone who loves to read or wants to start reading. Makes reading enjoyable and faster.

Would recommend this to anyone who loves to read or wants to start reading. Makes reading enjoyable and faster.