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Posted at 11:55 AM on Wednesday 03/4/09 by
Ben
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JR.com has the Acer Aspire ONE AOD150-1669 Atom N270 10.1" WSVGA Netbook for $350 + $0 shipping = $350 shipped. [Compare]

  • Intel Atom 1.6GHz, 1GB DDR2, 160 Hard Drive, 8.9" 1024x600
  • Intel GMA 950, 10/100 Ethernet, Card Reader, Windows XP Home SP3
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      enzoferrarifx60 - Posted 12:13 pm PST 03/4/09 (392 Posts)  Report Spam

      10.1", 6 cell battery, under 3 lb., $350
      How the hell can Asus stand at this price?

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      HAHAHAHAHA - Posted 12:20 pm PST 03/4/09 (364 Posts)  Report Spam

      What are you talking about? The 10" Asus sold for $300.

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      dgbarnes - Posted 12:36 pm PST 03/4/09 (74 Posts)  Report Spam

      This is no deal.

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      lexington01 - Posted 12:41 pm PST 03/4/09 (182 Posts)  Report Spam

      Get the Asus 1000he for $20 more. 9 hours of battery life. Slightly faster processor. Better keyboard.

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      matthew - Posted 12:42 pm PST 03/4/09 (1305 Posts)  Report Spam

      For the moment, I think the best price on the Asus 1000HA (comparable specs to the Acer) is $340 at zipzoomfly. It has dipped to $300 and even a little lower with various rebates/deals.

      This one is a no-brainer for me...take the Asus. But if you want a little more oomph, I'd suggest moving up to the 1000HE @ $375 (Amazon), which includes a better keyboard, battery, processor (barely), plus bluetooth and wireless-N.

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      matthew - Posted 12:44 pm PST 03/4/09 (1305 Posts)  Report Spam

      #4 great minds think alike. Wink

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      njb - Posted 12:45 pm PST 03/4/09 (2826 Posts)  Report Spam

      it's worth no more than 150-175. same for asus.

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      wolf_359 - Posted 12:47 pm PST 03/4/09 (376 Posts)  Report Spam

      Get the HP Mini-Note 1000 Vivienne Tam Edition. 10.1", 3-cell battery, 60GB hard drive, integrated Bluetooth, $725.

      Plus, it makes you look like a girl.

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      enzoferrarifx60 - Posted 1:44 pm PST 03/4/09 (392 Posts)  Report Spam

      My point is, this thing just came out and it's already $350 in retail store like J&R, the price will drop another ~$20 very soon in many e-tailers.
      And I know Asus 1000HA is about the same spec and cheaper (I almost jump in when Zipzoomfly had it for $280), but this is lighter (and better looking for some people?). I believe some people are willing to pay a little extra for the weight difference.

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      matthew - Posted 2:07 pm PST 03/4/09 (1305 Posts)  Report Spam

      After a Dell 700m that spoiled me rotten, and now the Asus 1000HA, I can't imagine a notebook/netbook that gets less than 5 hours of battery-life. Really...anything that says "as much as 2.4 hours" makes me laugh. Of course it's what you want to do with it that counts, but I'd suggest a 6-cell at the minimum.

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      muzhik - Posted 2:08 pm PST 03/4/09 (633 Posts)  Report Spam

      more discounts from J&R if you go thru these guys -- snipr.com/7no7u

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      jerryslacks - Posted 3:56 pm PST 03/4/09 (889 Posts)  Report Spam

      u can get like 6% cashback for JR purchase if u use live.com

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      Caribou - Posted 4:12 pm PST 03/4/09 (119 Posts)  Report Spam

      The Asus keyboard may be MECHANICALLY better (I don't know), but the LAYOUT of keys on the Asus is AWFUL. The tiny right-shift key makes the Asus VERY difficult to touch-type on, and leads to constant mistakes. (my experience, after owning one for months).

      The Acer keyboard layout is great, with a much more functional shift keys (and dedicated pageup/pagedown buttons, which I miss on the Asus more than I thought I would).

      Now, if one of the manufacturers would just get all the "right" stuff in the same box...

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      njb - Posted 4:59 pm PST 03/4/09 (2826 Posts)  Report Spam

      i'm done with netbooks and asus. getting a larger size notebook.

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      uncool - Posted 6:08 pm PST 03/4/09 (348 Posts)  Report Spam

      1000HE FTW!

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      techsupport - Posted 6:17 pm PST 03/4/09 (5129 Posts)  Report Spam

      I got a 900A and added a 64GB runcore drive and 10400Mah 9 cell battery. I get 8 hours on full performance, full screen brightness and it's pretty quick for most tasks.

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      npolite - Posted 7:22 pm PST 03/4/09 (236 Posts)  Report Spam

      If these netbooks drop to $200-250 with 160GB HDs it would be worth it. At $350, for an additional $100 you can get a decent laptop from Dell.

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      matthew - Posted 8:04 pm PST 03/4/09 (1305 Posts)  Report Spam

      #13 Regarding keyboards (if I follow you), I've remapped the right shift on the Asus 1000HA, and its "new" location works fine for me. I agree with you about the page up/down keys!

      I've taken a peek at the 1000HE, and the right shift (wooops, almost left off the "f") key is in the optimal place on that model.

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      jmf1710 - Posted 8:24 am PST 03/5/09 (22 Posts)  Report Spam

      eCost has the HP Mini 1030nr 16GB SSD, 10." screen, WinXP for $289. Much better deal.

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