This month we reviewed eight laptops, including the much anticipated (but ultimately disappointing) Toshiba Libretto dual-screen tablet and the first of the dual-core Atom netbooks like the Acer Aspire One D255. Three systems rose above the rest, and one claimed both the coveted Editor’s Choice award and the label of “favorite ultraportable”.
A dual-core Atom processor and eight hours of battery life make this netbook a strong choice.
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Pros
Improved performance over single-core netbooks
Large, responsive touchpad
Matte screen offers vibrant colors and wide viewing angles
All USB ports charge gadgets when netbook is asleep or off
Long battery life |
Cons
Some keys are small
Trouble streaming 720p online video
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