engadget.com - 1/22/2009
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Acer's 10-inch Aspire One isn't exactly a secret, but we haven't seen straight-on pictures of it yet -- and glory be, it looks like the rumors of a revised trackpad button layout were true. Not only that, but it's a multitouch model, so you'll be ready for the Windows 7 party. Nothing ...
Acer goes official with 10 inch Aspire One
jkkmobile.blogspot.com 1/23/2009 — Continue reading..
" At a little more than one kilo (1.18 kg), the new 10” Aspire One combines style, great features and a new form factor to provide the best combination of ultra-portability and maximum screen size for navigation and data ...
10-inch Acer Aspire One just $399?
slashgear.com 1/14/2009 — Further details on Acer’s upcoming 10-inch version of their Aspire One netbook have leaked , tipping both price and OEM source. According to a report in Chinese-language Apply Daily , Compal will produce the larger netbook for Acer; more ...
Acer shipping 10.1-inch Aspire one netbooks
digitimes.com 2/6/2009 — Acer has begun small volume shipments of its 10.1-inch Aspire one netbooks in Hong Kong and Taiwan. Large volume shipments for major global markets are slated in mid-February, according to market sources.
Acer 10-inch Aspire One Coming Soon
pclaunches.com 11/26/2008 —
Acer's Aspire One is a nice machine with 8.9" display and standard specification. Come February and you'll be looking at an upgraded version of One with a 10-inch display. According to Scott Lin, Acer Taiwan president, Acer plans to launch ...
Acer's 10.1-inch Aspire to replace 8.9-inch netbook
electronista.com 1/22/2009 — Computer and peripherals maker Acer is reportedly thinking of stopping shipments of its 8.9-inch Aspire netbook to make room for the soon-to-be-released 10.1-inch Aspire One 103 model. The 103 is due out in February, and while the timing of the ...
Acer axing 8.9-inch Aspire One in Q2 2009?
slashgear.com 1/22/2009 — Could Acer be considering killing off their golden goose? According to our old friends “ industry sources “, Acer are planning to phase out the current 8.9-inch Aspire One netbook in Q2 2009, focusing instead on the new 10.1-inch model . ...
Acer to roll out 10-inch Aspire One netbook next year
crunchgear.com 11/25/2008 —
Don’t be surprised to hear that Acer is planning a 10-inch version of its wildly popular Aspire One netbook. It’s the next logical evolution, after all. Plus, you hate surprises. Perhaps you could be surprised that it’s taken Acer this long to ...
Photos of Acer’s 10-inch netbook emerge
crunchgear.com 1/19/2009 —
Photos of Acer’s upcoming 10-inch netbook, the Aspire One 103, have seeped their way through the cracks in the floorboards of the web for all to see. It looks similar to the 8.9-inch version except that the trackpad’s buttons have been moved from ...
10-inch Acer Aspire One officially launches
slashgear.com 1/23/2009 — Acer have officially announced the 10-inch Aspire One netbook, complete with a WSVGA 1024 x 600 LED-backlit display, standard WiFi b/g and Bluetooth, and up to 2GB of RAM. As with its 8.9-inch predecessor, the new Aspire One uses an Intel Atom CPU, ...
Acer makes 10-inch Aspire One netbook official
electronista.com 1/23/2009 — Acer on Friday marked the UK launch of the 10-inch Aspire One, its first direct push into the larger netbook market. Aside from the larger but same-resolution (1024x600) display, the new model has a reworked visual design with a brushed metal palm ...
Acer Aspire 10-inch Gets Snapped —
I4U News 1/19/2009
Acer has the most popular netbook on the market right now with its 8-inch Aspire one. The biggest problem with that machine for many users is that it has an 8-inch screen and many consider a 10-inch screen to be the sweet spot for screen size on a ...
Acer to phase out 8.9in Aspire One netbook? —
The Register 1/22/2009
Making room for the 10in model, moles claim Prefer Acer's 8.9in Aspire One netbook to the upcoming 10in version? Then if you don't already own one, now's the time to buy - it could have been killed by the time the bigger model has arrived.…
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