Here’s more info about the Acer Aspire One - apparently the good folks at LaptopMag have managed to snag a pre-production version, and here’s what they have to say about it.

Nevertheless, that mini-notebook is one of the thinnest and lightest we’ve tested, which additionally offers it a competitive advantage. The customized Linux interface is plus one of the best we’ve seen, a worthy

competitor to ASUS’s customized version of Xandros Linux. We look forward to putting the two custom Linuxes head-to-head.

Unfortunately, being unable to open it up and upgrade both the flash drive and RAM is quite the bummer.

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