The Acer Aspire One; new and improved!

The news that students need computers to excel in school is not exactly groundbreaking. Students, whether in college, high school or even home schooled, have depended on the convenient capabilities of a computer for years. However, the use of personal schoolroom computers has reached a new level of popularity with the introduction of slim, compact and light-weight Netbooks.

These convenient classroom tools are the choice for many students around the world due to their compact style and fresh, modern design. Many students feel that a computer must be able to come with you wherever you go, and this is the sole inspiration behind the Acer Aspire One. It can travel just about anywhere and can provide up to two and half hours of battery operational use. That means a student can carry their laptop to a favorite coffee shop, campus bar, lectures, class trips, study group or even across campus to that really quiet room some students call the library!

The Acer Aspire is not only the perfect choice for students, but for traveling professionals as well. With its ability to fit easily into a carry-on suitcase or briefcase this computer really can go anywhere!

However, the smaller size does not mean a compromise in quality or function. The Acer Aspire One offers it’s users the space and memory of a 160 GB hard drive, a windows XP operating system, a clear and easy-to-read 9” crystal bright LCD screen, integrated webcam, both headphone and microphone outputs, 54g Wi-Fi, and 1 GB of preinstalled RAM. The Acer Aspire also includes an unlimited one year warrantee on all parts and labor and a comprehensive operational instruction manual.

Of the many Netbooks available on the market today, the Acer Aspire is the one that has it all! And it really gives true meaning to the saying – “all good things come in small packages!”

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