I’ll make use of it for surfing as well as email though probable the little print modifying as well as the bit of light gaming.
There are 2 suggestions to question “What is the best netbook for £400 or under?”
My wife loves her Acer AOD250-1357 netbook, very thin, light, bright screen and clear. Good wireless and fast with windows 7 light. With 160gb hard drive she can store what ever she wants. Seems to last a long time on a charge. Only thing she wishes it had is integrated bluetooth. These have come a long way, I have an asus and this one compares well with it. Looks well built and has the access to upgrades such as hard drive and ram on the bottom, something acer didn’t have last year, major pain to change or upgrade when a netbook has to be torn appart to upgrade or fix.
For that price range get yourself a laptop and no a netbook
My wife loves her Acer AOD250-1357 netbook, very thin, light, bright screen and clear. Good wireless and fast with windows 7 light. With 160gb hard drive she can store what ever she wants. Seems to last a long time on a charge. Only thing she wishes it had is integrated bluetooth. These have come a long way, I have an asus and this one compares well with it. Looks well built and has the access to upgrades such as hard drive and ram on the bottom, something acer didn’t have last year, major pain to change or upgrade when a netbook has to be torn appart to upgrade or fix.
For that price range get yourself a laptop and no a netbook
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