Tue, Jan 20th, 2009 |
Acer's eagerly anticipated 10in version of the popular Aspire One netbook has popped up in pictures on the web.
The shots will come as some relief to owners of 9.9in AA1s who've struggled to upgrade the mini-laptop's internals: one picture indicates the the wireless card, hard drive and memory are easily - or at least, more easily - accessible through hatches in the bottom of the new machine.
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