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Question: Blue Aspire One Where can I buy a blue Aspire One?
Document: I just got my acer aspire one in the mail last night. I have to say that im mighty impressed so far... I thought that it was going to be cool by some of the reviews that i had read it seemed like it was going to be good all around. Well i like it. I was going to buy the newer one, the saphire blue one with 160 gig.. ect. But the shipping time that amazon told me was like halloween or the week of..
I wish it had worked as I liked it so much, but it's no use to me without wireless connections and I believe that if I purchase a brand new item, it has to be fully operational straight out of the box. So, goodbye my dear sapphire blue Acer Aspire One, you will be missed, I hope your maker solves the wireless problem and I will buy you again when that happens. I would recommend this product without reservation if only the wireless problem is resolved.
The WiFi presented no problems even on my WEP enabled network. Buy the cheap Linux version - you'll be glad you did. My non-techie  wife loves it (it was primarily for her). Solid construction. The white doesn't show fingerprints (I bet the blue does). We fought over it this weekend at a hotel - even though my big poweruser laptop was at the foot of the bed. This thing is just so convenient and cool.
I just received my Acer with Linux last night and it is amazing. The size, weight, speed and performance are up to par. The white color is not too bad and it does not show smudges as much compared to the blue or other colors.Buy the linux version for several reasons. It loads faster. Less virus and "blue screen of deaths." It also helps to remove Microsofts monopoly power. But most of all, it is very easy to use.
First things first: This product is designed for portability over performance. Comparing it to a regular 14" laptop from Dell is a mistake, as they are different classes of product. I must also note that I bought the blue version of this product from a local retail store, but all technical specs are identical between the two versions.That being said, the Aspire One is an outstanding example of what can be done in the "netbook" category.
Many of the reviews here are not for the AA1 XP version - they are for the Linux version with SSD which runs quiet.My XP AA1 in blue color just came in yesterday - and I am able to hear the high pitched fan whine across the room [(google - aspire one fan noise) and check out the appropriate forums]. It seems that all the XP AA1's are faced with this problem. After a while, this UMPC gives  me a headache from the noise.
They all worked beautifully! We tested the webcam. He hooked up an external CD/DVD drive for loading programs. There were no problems. YouTube videos looked and sounded great. We were sold, and then I got one too. His is blue, mine is white. I love the pearl white finish, although color was not an issue with me.I rated the Aspire One a 5 star because I feel that for the price, the assets of this netbook outweigh the drawbacks.
I purchased an Acer Aspire One (Sapphire Blue) a few days ago.It is working fine .The webcam is okay too, and the displayis just surprisingWith 1GB of Ram and a 160 GB Hard Drive it has adequate speedand storage space.I upgraded to Windows Media player 11 with no problems at all.My only problem is that I purchased the 3 cell battery versionand the battery lasts only 2 to 3 hours.I should heeded advice of other reviewersI am considering acquiring a 6 cell or 9 cell replacementbattery.
The Acer Aspire One is a sleek notebook. Price, Size, Weight, Screen quality, Performance, Appeal (everyone who sees it wants one) are excellent. However, short battery life and clumbsy touchpad keys prevent this from being perfect. However when you consider price-value then this is an excellent buy. I have no regrets.
I chose the Acer Aspire One over the Asus 900 thanks to the reviews here on Amazon. By the time I was ready to buy, the price had dropped to $329, which sealed the deal.It works perfectly right out of the box. I researched Linux online to help with some instruction, as there is little that comes with the unit. This uses Linux Linpus, designed especially for small notebooks.
Answer: I bought mine from www.microcenter.com. they even have the MS Windows version