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This video demonstrates the Mobile Internet Experience software designed by Hewlett Packard to easily enable the mobile Internet user to access the most important applications from one screen.
The home screen of the system is divided in three main areas: the e-mail area on the left, the Web area in the middle with visual iconic bookmarks for the user's favorite web pages, and the media area for music, videos and photos on the right.
One of the first things Doug Aamoth recommends in his video tutorial on how to add 1 GB of RAM to the Acer Aspire One is to not try this at home. If you still cannot resist and succeed in upgrading the RAM of your netbook you will be rewarded with a performance boost.
I can't say how much time I spent playing Pirates on the Amiga but it sufficed to know any Caribbean city that appears in the game, their distances in miles, and how many days it takes to reach one from the other in a Merchantman, Fast Galleon, or Pinnace.
The video shows Sid Meier's Pirates being played on the Acer Aspire One netbook with an Intel Atom 1.6 GHz processor, 1GB DDR2 RAM, and an Intel GMA 945 graphics processor.
This video review by Dell introduces their Inspiron Mini 9 netbook that was released mid September 2008. The second largest computer manufacturer created a mini laptop that is a serious contender to other netbooks such as the ASUS Eee PC 1000, the Acer Aspire One or Hewlett Packard's Mini-Note.
In his series of Acer Aspire One reviews YouTube user earthling10 not only did an in depth hardware review but also this extensive software review of the Linpus Linux Lite 1.0.9 operating system and some of the installed applications.
