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Just before we say goodbye to Computex Taipei, we managed to lay our hands on a Acer Aspire One demo unit. Aspire One is internally known as ZG5 and is powered by Atom N270 at 1.6GHz. Acer is slated to launch it in July for US$399 and we feel that it is a worthy competitor to ASUS Eee PC series in terms of specs, look and feel. We learned that Acer is planning a 10" model as well. Read More >>

Comment by: cyberazi on 14-Jul-2008 3:10 pm

Quote: Originally Posted by grabejud the ssd is connected via a zif connector. so you might go and find a zif connector for hdd. its possible u can get from SLT or self made ones.. if not wrong SLT can customise for u

Comment by: grabejud on 14-Jul-2008 1:42 pm

the ssd is connected via a zif connector. so you might go and find a zif connector for hdd.

Comment by: ultrakiasu on 14-Jul-2008 1:32 pm

My brother-in-law bought the Aspire-One from Courts last week. He regretted not having done homework prior to purchase. 8GB is simply too small for someone who love to download vidz. Now he wants to increase the capacity, how or where can I get the 80GB HDD for it? Can I simply buy from SLS and plug in for him? What is the 80GB HDD interface? 1.8-inch i assume? SATA? IDE? or MicroDrive? Compact-Flash?

Comment by: grabejud on 14-Jul-2008 12:36 am

realized that drivers for this lappy is still to be release, esp. the slow ssd on winxp..though most of the drivers shown thai acer site already worked out.

Comment by: grabejud on 13-Jul-2008 11:25 pm

finally get the small lappy a dose of xp system..everything went smoothly, runs snappy coz i installed the light version of xp. i just got one problem now, the battery meter wasn't detected

Comment by: tensor on 12-Jun-2008 11:32 pm

hmmz got disassembly pics?

Comment by: charmayne on 12-Jun-2008 7:28 pm

I'm using Laptop Acer Aspire right now. . And It's working good. .

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