“These new Aspire One netbooks offer mobile users some of the features and performance of a larger notebook, while providing a highly portable, compact design that’s easy to take anywhere,” said Ray Sawall, senior manager of product marketing for Acer America, in a statement. With the 5,600mAH battery, users can expect up to eight hours of battery life, which dips to six hours with the 6-cell 4,400mAh battery option. The former comes thanks to the new Aspire One’s 2.76-pound weight and Wi-Fi b/g/n and Ethernet LAN connectivity, and the latter is the combined result of the optional 6-cell, 5,600mAh battery the Intel processor, graphics and Mobile Intel NM10 Express chipset and also the 10.1-inch LED backlit TFT LCD display, which is said to be 22.2 percent more energy efficient than CCFL netbook displays.
Mobility and all-day performance are Acer’s major boasts with the netbooks. Acer’s newest Aspire One netbooks, the AO532h-based series, run Microsoft’s Windows 7 Starter, Intel’s new energy-efficient Atom N450 processor, and offer several connectivity and battery options.
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