The Acer Aspire One is one of the most popular netbooks on the market right now, especially in the US.  Acer is serious about wanting to control the netbook market and bounce Dell as the number two shipper of computers.  To help demonstrate their commitment to this goal, Acer is planning to announce a 10 inch version of the netbook.  If the Aspire One is any indication, the other manufacturers will have a lot to worry about.
Source: Electronista

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Maybe. They just might. Best Buy is a gadget behemoth and part of the reason why is because they sell products under their own name. If you ever see an HDTV made by Insignia you’re looking at a Best Buy private label product. They use some of the best OEM to make their product but don’t have to pay for the marketing other brands have to in order to get people interested in purchasing it.
Netbooks are a hot product category and the way things currently stand they don’t make anyone …

The younger, smaller brother to the popular MSI Wind U100 (and upcoming U120) is the U90. The biggest difference is the screen size with the U90 being equipped with an 8.9″ screen versus the 10.2″ screen of the U100.
The other specs are pretty similar:
• 1.6Ghz Intel Atom processor
• Windows XP Home
• 8.9” Wide Screen Display
• Convenient Magnifying Capability
• Ergonomic Big-Size Keyboard and Touch Pad
• Hard Drive with Massive Capacity
• Built-in High Resolution Mega Pixels Webcam
• Built-in High-Performance 2 Channel Stereo Speakers, and Microphone
• 802.11b / g Wireless Lan with Bluetooth
• …