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The Aspire One is also fairly well constructed. The hard, candy-colored exterior (it comes in a number of hues; my favorite: Sapphire Blue) is fairly polished and feels solid to the touch–certainly tough enough to withstand being tossed in your bag. And a huge, well-secured bezel keeps the 8.9-inch, 1024-by-600-pixel display in place. The screen itself, though, is a little too glossy. Even with the brightness cranked up, you might find it tough to see outside. Then again, many full-priced, full-featured notebooks stumble with the same problem.

Our Acer Aspire One specifications:

* 1.6GHz N270 Intel Atom Processor

* 1GB DDR2 533MHz

* Windows XP Home SP3

* 8.9″ 1024 x 600 WSVGA glossy LED backlit display

* 120GB 2.5″ 5400RPM Hitachi Hard Drive (with SDHC storage expansion slot)

* 802.11b/g Atheros Wireless

* 3-Cell 23Wh battery

* Size: 9.75″ x 6.625″ x 1.28″

* Weight: 2lb 5.0oz

Battery: Acer aspire one battery,Li-ion Battery

Keyboard and Touchpad

The keyboard is spacious as far as netbooks go, since the Aspire One is a 9″ netbook inside the body of a 10″ model. You have the slight disadvantage of having huge screen borders, but you get some much needed keyboard real estate. The keyboard is cramped compared to a fullsize notebook, but is easy to get the hang of with enough practice. The typing surface feels strong with no keyboard flex and individual keys feel strong with no wobble. One aspect that I really enjoy about the keyboard layout is the dedicated page up and page down buttons. For scrolling through long webpages, especially with mini touchpads, page up and page down keys can provide a more accurate way of navigating a webpage or document at a fast pace.

Sources From: Mambate & acer laptop battery

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