Give me an Acer's Aspire One mini laptop and most of my needs for computing on the move are met. The machine comes with 10.1in screen and the option to fit 2GB memory; much better than many netbook systems.

What makes this Aspire stand out from the other similar products are its keyboard and screen. The main difference between this model and earlier version is the 10.1in screen that makes its usage easy.

Aspire 's keyboard is also good - keys are well sized (less the function and cursor (arrow) keys). Aspire has a small touchpad with a single bar instead of two separate mouse buttons below the keyboard.
In addition to standard collection of ports, the Aspire One can connect wirelessly using 802.11b/g Wi-Fi or Bluetooth. Some models can also be fitted with an optional internal 3G broadband modem for connectivity virtually anywhere, but our review unit did not have this. A button near the screen hinge turns Bluetooth on and off, while a slide switch at the front of the case does the same for Wi-Fi.

This inspiring performer with impressive battery life claim can meet anyone’s requirement. It seems to be good to have in anyone/s travel bag.

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