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Solid Netbook for less than $300; great battery life

Few frills; lackluster touch pad

The Acer Aspire One 532h-2326 is just as good for basic tasks as Netbooks costing $100 more, making it a solid sub-$300 option.

Attractive, slim design ; big keyboard for such a small system ; affordable

Only 512MB of RAM limits performance ; wimpy battery life ; no Bluetooth

The Acer Aspire One is easily the best of the current under-$400 Netbooks, but its meager allotment of memory and tiny battery limit its appeal.

This is a great bargain netbook especially if you can find it on sale. It has typical netbook features that you can find in more expensive models. If you have a need to do light computing on the go, this is a good choice.

Battery life is great, especially when you go into power save mode. This is a perfect travel companion if you need to do light typing, check email, surf the web or skype calls while on the go. Found laptop for $199.99 at target in 7/18/2010 ad

The keyboard has a bit of a flex and the touch pad takes some getting use to. Adjust the touchpad settings is needed. Windows 7 starter is limiting at times, but there are apps to overcome these limitations if you know where to look

I love this netbook! It's compact, lasts forever on a full charge and I can take it anywhere with ease. The keyboard is a little hard to touch type on, but give it a few days use and you will have it down. It's a great looking machine as well, though it d...

great battery life

1gb of ram not quite enough

While still under warranty, I sent in my Acer Aspire 6930 laptop to repair an audio issue, which did not impact computer operation. The laptop was returned but audio issue was not fixed. Returned laptop for repair a 2nd time and it came back with obvious...

none, just average

Poor warranty service