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The Acer Aspire One is a well designed netbook available in a range of colours: white, blue, brown, black, and pink (in certain markets). It is among the top sellers and comes in a variety of models.
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Wind stands for “Wi-Fi Network Device.” and it lives up to its name by offering 802.11 b/g WLAN, conecting you to the internet wirelessly. It is among the best selling netbooks on the market.
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Computer giant Dell makes its first netbook entry with the Dell Inspiron Mini 9. It is a late entrant to the market, but comes with a competitive price tag backed by a quality manufacturer.
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The HP 2133 Mini Note is one of the most powerful and feature packed netbooks available at the moment, with a whopping 2GB of RAM on some models, and a HDD on all models.
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The Asus EEE PC 701 was the very first netbook. Released in late 2007, it was revolutionary and Asus has now sold millions of units worldwide. This is the predecessor to the EEE PC 901.
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The Asus EEE PC 901 is the larger screened version of the groundbreaking 701. Released in the summer of 2008, it has a larger 8.9″ screen, and upgraded specs.
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