Acer Aspire One A110 Windows XP netbook (discontinued - no longer available)

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This Acer netbook is discontinued.

Check out the replacement - A bargain new Acer 531 netbook

Acer aspire 110 with windows

A great l Windows netbook from a top manufacturer with a price you’ll not believe.

• Display: 8.9 inch Acer Crystal Brite
• Processor : Intel Atom N270 1.6GHz
• RAM : 1GB
• Flash storage: 16GB
• OS : Windows XP Home Edition
• Software : Open Office
• Webcam

This entry level netbook from Acer may be low on price, but it’s packed with features.

The Intel Atom N270 processor packs quite a punch and the massive 16GB of flash storage and 1GB of RAM mean that you’ll have plenty of speed and capacity.

Choose from these three fabulous colours, Sapphire Blue, Coral Pink or Seashell White so you’ll stand out in a crowd. And the “crystalbrite” screen will ensure you get a great viewing experience.

The Acer Aspire One A110-B has a top quality “crystal eye” webcam,  stereo speakers and  a great digital microphone so you can stay in touch with friends and family 24/7 via Skype or Messenger.

The Intel Atom processor is uses minimal power even when working hard  so you can expect up to three hours of use between charges.

You’ll get all the connectivity is you need, with 3xUSB ports and the integrated card reader. Plug in your external hard drive or your memory stick to  boost your storage. You’ll never run short of space for your music or videos with the Acer One.

Make the most of  internet wifi hotspots or use the Aspire One  on your own wireless internet connection. You can even connect through an integral Ethernet port if you like.

The Acer netbook is so portable you’ll take it everywhere, and it’s THE model for using outdoors.

Acer Aspire One A150 Linux netbook (discontinued replaced by Acer 531)

This is a discontinued Acer netbook. Check out the new bargain Acer 531 netbook HERE

Acer aspire one 150 with Linux

This great Linux netbook is the flagship of the Acer Aspire One range.

You can buy this stunning top of the range flagship netbook in Midnight Black  or brilliant Seashell White . This powerful netbook will give many a laptop a run for its money, but its tiny size means that you can easily slip it in your pocket.

Packed with features, the Acer Aspire One A150 is  fully functional and the ultimate netbook for  computing on the move. And with features like these, you’ll be amazed how cheap this netbook is.

The simple to use Linux interface is set up ready to go, so you take your netbook out of the box, turn it on and you’re ready to surf, watch video, send emails, or even do a spreadsheet or type your latest masterpiece.

The powerful Intel Atom processor isn’t short of power, but it’s good to know that it’s incredibly sparing  with the power, and it gives up to three hours battery life between recharging.

Boasting a great 0.3 Mp “crystal eye” webcam,   stereo speakers and a crystal clear digital microphone, this is the ultimate communications netbook. Use Skype or Messenger to keep in touch with friends and family (and even work!) all day, every day, wherever  you happen to be.

The Acer Aspire One has 3 x USB slots together with a 4-way card reader built in. So moving data in and outwill be a piece of cake, and you’ve got fullwired or wireless/wifi internet connectivity via the integrated  protocols.

Smaller than a book, you’ll love to take the Acer Aspire with you everywhere and it may well turn out to be the only computer you need.

• Display : 8.9 inch Acer CristalBrite
• Processor : Intel Atom N270 1.6GHz
• RAM : 1GB
• Hard Disk : 120GB
• OS : Linpus Linux lite
• Software : Open Office

Acer Aspire One A110 Linux netbook (discontinued)

This Acer netbook is discontinued. Check out the new bargain Acer 531 netbook HERE

acer aspire one 110 with Linux

A great entry level netbook from a great manufacturer with a price far below its features.

• Display: 8.9 inch Acer Crystal Brite TM
• Processor : Intel Atom N270 1.6GHz
• RAM : 1GB
• Flash storage: 8GB
• OS : Linpus  Linux Lite
• Software : Open Office
• Webcam

Buy this entry level netbook from Acer and you won’t be disappointed.

This netbook has all the punch of the Intel Atom N270 processor like its big brothers, and a great 8GB of flash storage to go with its 1GB of RAM.

The Acer Aspire One A110-A netbook has the same exquisite “crystalbrite” screen as the flagship model so you’ll get a great viewing experience.

The  A110-A boasts a 0.3Megapixel “crystal eye” webcam, integrated stereo speakers and  high quality digital microphone so you can stay in touch with friends and family via Skype or Messenger 24/7. And the Intel Atom processor is miserly with the power so you can expect up to three hours of use between charges.

Connectivity is second to none, with 3xUSB ports and an integrated card reader, so you’ll find getting data in and out a breeze.

Wifi is standard as you’d expect, so make the most of those internet wifi hotspots or use the Aspire One at home on your own wireless internet connection. There’s even an Ethernet connection if you want to use a wired connection.

This eye-catching beauty is so compact you’ll slip it in your pocket, but so packed with features you’ll never be without it.

Boasting 3 x USB ports and Wifi, it’s connectable and with a 3 hour battery life you can take this little beauty anywhere.

Acer Aspire One netbook rules in cheap netbooks war

Acer expects to sell over 13 million Aspire netbooks in the US in 2009, along with 8 million to the EU. The cheap but powerful Acer Aspire One series has been a roaring success and these netbooks have been falling off the shelves as fast as Acer could supply them.

In these credit crunch days, with the recession being felt worldwide, it makes sense to get as much bang for your buck as possible and the Acer Aspire One series netbook gives just that. It’s cheap, but looks anything but cheap and performance is up there with the best of them.

The Aspire One is compact, and offers the choice of 16GB flash memory for outstanding lightness and battery life , or 160GB Hard Disk for the ultimate in storage when you need to take masses of video and your whole MP3 collection with you to the far flung corners of the world.

So if cheapness and lightness is all, you have the A110 model, but for just a little extra you get all the oomph of the big disk A150 netbook.

I for one wouldn’t be without my Aspire One netbook, and it goes everywhere with me. Cheap, yes but only in price.