The year 2009 could probably be considered as the year the netbook went mainstream. Prior to 2009, only a handful of vendors got into the netbook market. Many just wanted to take a look and see at the fast growing market. Thus, previously, there wasn’t really a need to classify the best mini netbook from among the few vendors.

Things are different in 2009. Today, there are way too many vendors spilling out many new models of their netbooks into the market. Choosing the best netbook is much more challenging. Especially to those who are not technically inclined.

Sean Carruthers sits down with Ray Sawall, Senior Product Manager at Acer Inc. to get a peek at the latest netbooks from Acer. The 10.1-inch Acer Aspire One and the 11.6-inch Acer Aspire One. We find out why the massive netbook category shows no signs of slowing down, and how some of the key complaints that netbook users have had will be remedied with the next generation of the popular Acer Aspire One. A Internet tutorial by butterscotch.com. Distributed by Tubemogul.

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With these economic times we are all looking to save in every way we can. With a growing necessity for mobile computing, laptops are on the rise. So, it makes since that netbooks are becoming more popular. Netbooks are small and efficient as far as your basic computing needs, not to mention about half the price of many of the mainstream laptops found these days. However, shopping for that perfect netbook can become a little daunting. This is due to the over whelming slew of netbooks being manufactured and companies vying for the top slot for netbook performance. To make your choice easier we have compiled a list of the top ten netbooks from not only the performance stand point but a consumer one as well.

Jason B. Redmond, speaking from Samsung Pine Trail Intel technology and the latest Samsung N210 netbook model.

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Netbooks are a great little invention makes it possible to more opportunities for students and people who wear only a little bit too. The netbook is smaller than a laptop but bigger than a smartphone, which makes it the perfect size for a vast majority of people. There are a few netbooks that are selling well so they buy big.

Netbooks are smaller than laptops. Sitting at the approximately 10-inch screen and the frame around the netbook are also smaller. The smaller sizeallows for easier transportation, which is ideal for commuters who want to use the Internet while on the bus or train. There, they can easily surf the internet and with friends with something small enough to be portable and not connected to a laptop as bulky.