Acer Aspire AO533-23227 10.1-Inch Netbook (Glossy Black) Review

• No need to look any further for the perfect Netbook, the Acer Aspire One AO533 has it all! Engage in online activities easier and longer with 8-hours battery life and fun, powerful features in a ultra-thin design that travels light
• The 10.1-inch LED-backlit display (1024 x 600 resolution) presents crisp, clear imagery for a great web browsing experience for on-line chats, email, surfing the web and more while being ultra portable
• With the Intel Atom processor get more done in less time! Enjoy the responsive performance needed for email, social networking, watching movies and viewing Internet videos while taking advantage of today’s most demanding applications

Archos 9 PC Tablet (Black) Review

When I pull out the Archos, people think I have an iPad, but it doesn’t take them long to realize that the Archos is SOOO much BETTER than an iPad! First and foremost, the Archos comes with Windows 7 installed on it, there isn’t an app for that on an iPad!

Dell Inspiron iM10V-2734OBK Mini 10v 10.1-Inch Netbook (Obsidian Black) Review

Aside from having some buyer’s regret because the price of this item has dropped about 0 since I bought it eight months ago, I have to concede that I like this netbook a lot. I have two full size pc’s (a Mac Airbook and a Sony Vaio), but bought this because I needed something small and convenient to take with me on the road as I am not totally enchanted with my Iphone. For the most part, I use this to respond to emails, surf the net,store photos, and access files. It fits into my purse, weighs maybe 2 lbs, boots up quickly, and the 6v battery give me a lot of time (approx. 7-8 hours)on one charge. It even has a camera, but other than initially testing it out I don’t use it. The keyboard is scaled down, but easy to use and easy to get used to. I can’t comment on Dell phone support because any questions I’ve had have been answered via the online tutorial.
While this clearly doesn’t do everything that a full feature laptop does(no built in cd/rom for starters), I need a pretty basic machine on my travels and am not fussy. I doubt if this would be adequate to support some business applications, but for the casual pc user who doesn’t want to lug around a clumsy and/or heavy pc this is a pretty cool substitute.
I have accessorized this with a keyboard cover which does a great job keeping debris where it belongs, a netbook sleeve, and a chill pad.
The netbook is a good substitute for a pc when you don’t require a workhorse.