Buy A Netbook
Why Buy A Netbook?
Netbooks are a new line of ultra-portable computer that are still coming onto onto the marketplace.
You will find buying a netbook is generally cheaper than a laptop and there are a few superb deals available. So far, the models that are out there are incredibly well known, including the Acer One Netbook and are being sold in unbelievable numbers. Netbooks are small with 10 inch displays or less, which make them ideal for students. Plus, they are routinely very lightweight - around 2 or 3 pounds.
Netbooks are designed first and foremost for web-based computing. They offer all the bells-and-whistles when it comes to USB ports, WiFi, WAN and Bluetooth connections. Netbooks aren't suitable for everyone though. If you need to multitask with several applications open at once, run processor-hungry applications such as Photoshop, use 3D virtual environments like Second Life, or play 3D Games, then a Netbook will labour.
Typical Specification For Acer Aspire 150
* Acer Aspire One A150 Netbook
* Seashell White Design
* 8.9" Acer CrystalBrite™ TFT LCD
* Operating System: Linpus™ Linux® Lite version
* Processor: Intel® Atom™ processor N270
* Memory: 1GB RAM (2*512MB Configuration)
* Storage: 120GB SATA Hard Disk Drive
* Connectivity: Wireless LAN b/g, LAN: 10/100 Mbps Fast Ethernet
* Webcam: Integrated 0.3Mp Acer Crystal Eye webcam
* I/O Interfaces: 3 * USB PortsPort, 5-in-1 card reader (SD), (MMC), (RS-MMC), (MS), (MS PRO), (xD), SD™ Card reader for storage Expansion
* Battery Pack: 3 Cell (3 Hours Battery Life)
* Manufacturer Part Number: LU.S040A.074
Netbooks are a strange and rather unexpected new category of PC. Most innovations in computing command more and more processing power and storage than the previous generation, but these provide less.
Netbooks are much less expensive than consistent laptops. When buying a netbook we can only deliberate as to things it will look an feel like. Netbooks are small, light and powerful enough to run normal programs such as web browsers, email programs and office software. But their major appeal is their price.
Netbooks are not designed to be heavy, but netbooks are supposed to have an beefed-up battery life. However the chipsets used often do not assist as much to that aim as desired. Processing HD video is highly intensive and can reproduce large amounts of heat as well as draining significant power, making it a difficult option for netbook developers who wish to optimise battery life. Netbooks are cheaper, and have smaller profit margins, so sellers would rather sell you a laptop.
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