Its troubling how netbooks have seem to magically been growing in size for the past few months. And as you can suspect, the line between them and regular netbooks is beginning to blur.
Acer isn't helping with this. After having the top selling netbook in history they have decided to bump up the specs on said system (Aspire One) with an LED backlit screen that comes with WXGA resolution. It is still stuck with the underperforming Atom processor, 160GB hard drive, 802.11 b/g WiFi, Bluetooth, 3G Dolby Pro Logic Sound, multi card reader, 8-hour batter and a well though of design.
We have no word on pricing or availability but with these types of specs, we're not betting on anything under $500.
Acer isn't helping with this. After having the top selling netbook in history they have decided to bump up the specs on said system (Aspire One) with an LED backlit screen that comes with WXGA resolution. It is still stuck with the underperforming Atom processor, 160GB hard drive, 802.11 b/g WiFi, Bluetooth, 3G Dolby Pro Logic Sound, multi card reader, 8-hour batter and a well though of design.
We have no word on pricing or availability but with these types of specs, we're not betting on anything under $500.
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