It was only a matter of time. You will now be able to buy a netbook in America for under $100. The deal is being ushered through Radio Shack who is teaming up with AT&T. If you sign up for a two-year contract you’ll be able to get an Acer Aspire One for $99.

AT&T Data Connect plans range from $19.99 all the way up to $139.99 depending on where and how much you plan on using it.
Even at the lowest level, you’ll end up paying $480 for service not including …

If you’re in the market for a replacement battery for your Acer Aspire One netbook, you have a lot of choices. It’s highly doubtful, however that your choices are going to cost as little with $77.95 and include free shipping and an unconditional 30 day return policy.
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With the economy the way it currently is, being able to save a penny is well worth it.

First isn’t always best, just ask Asus.  They took lead in promoting their Eee PC last year.  Now Acer has come on strong to promote their Acer Aspire One.  So much so that Acer is looking to ship 6 million netbooks which is more than the 5 million Asus is looking to ship in 2008.
Acer has been pricing themselves very competitively in the market and they are one of the few netbooks which can be had with a 6 cell battery standard instead of having to pay for one separately.  …

The Acer Aspire One is the most commercialized netbook to date being offered all over the web at stores like Amazon.com and Best Buy.  It’s popularity is only rivaled by the Asus EEE series of ultra-portable computers.
You may be wondering where to go to and learn about all of the neat trick and hacks or make sure that a problem you’re experiencing is an isolated case. 
If so, check out the Acer Aspire One user forum.  You can connect with other users and get help instead of trying to figure it …