Pros
- Low base price covers many appealing features
- Very good design and feature set
Cons
- Battery life is lower than a typical netbook's
- Not very powerful for an ultraportable
Bottom Line
Excellent design and features compensate for lackluster performance in a cool little laptop that will have netbook buyers considering something just a little bit bigger.
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PCWorld's Acer Ferrari One (FO200-1799) Coverage
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Acer Ferrari One Laptop: A Good Balance Between Price and Performance
The Ferrari One is an unusual PC: It's either a large and relatively high-powered netbook or an inexpensive but small and slightly low-powered ultraportable.
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