SHOW #80 - NerdBoyTV: Clickfree, Acer, Regal Clothing Co.

In this episode of NerdBoyTV, Ryan Yee discusses Clickfree's DVD backup for your MP3s, his recent purchase of an Acer Aspire One netbook, and the Regal Clothing Co. in the UK.

NerdBoyTV BUY ALERT: Acer Aspire One 10.1 Netbook with 6-cell battery

For UNDER $300, you will not find a better bargain on a terrific netbook like the Acer Aspire One. I bought this one for my son, Brandon, and I've heard nothing but raves from him ;-)

It comes with a 10.1 display, 1GB RAM, 160GB hard drive, built-in webcam/mic, and best of all...a 6-cell battery that holds up to a 5–6 hour charge (great for long flights or coffee shop visits with no AC outlet ;-)

Keep in mind, these are NEW netbooks—NOT REFURBISHED like some I've found on ebay.

This particular ebay vendor also ships via FedEx at NO CHARGE to you!

Plain and simple, this is an EXCELLENT buy! Check it out below...

CLICK here to buy: Acer Aspire One 10.1 Netbook

SHOW #79 - NerdBoyTV: Acer Aspire One Netbook

In this episode of NerdBoyTV, Ryan Yee tells you how he purchased the excellent Acer Aspire One Netbook (10.1 display, 1G RAM, 160 HD, 6 cell battery) that retails for $378 for $286 out-the-door on ebay (no shipping, no sales tax).

NerdBoyTV FIND: Acer 10.1" Aspire One Netbook

Walmart.com

Acer 10.1' Aspire One Netbook with Intel Atom N270 Processor, Windows XP & 3 Cell Battery

NerdBoyTV thinks this is an excellent price for the Acer Aspire One (with Windows XP and not that clunkety Vista operating system). I've had very good luck with Acer and the customer reviews on the Walmart site look pretty darn good. You're not gonna be able to beat this price—$298 (in black, white, blue, or red). The only thing that would make this better would be the 6 Cell Battery (but that'll add another $60 to $100). Don't think it's really necessary. Plug in as long as the coffee shops let ya (hehehe). ;-)

New Acer Aspire One Netbooks Sport Beefy Specs, Low Price

Acer has announced two new Acer Aspire One netbooks featuring high-definition screens, full-sized keyboards, multi-gesture touchpads and 3G connectivity. The new models, named AO751h and AOD250, are thinner than their predecessors with a one-inch thick body, both weigh less than three pounds and are available in four different colors: Diamond Black, Ruby Red, Sapphire Blue and Seashell White. Pricing starts at $349.99 for the 751h, and $298 for the D250.

Cheap Netbooks Inspire More Wireless Gadgets

Cheap Netbooks Inspire More Wireless Gadgets - Business Center - PC World: "Look out for a deluge of wireless devices, including netbooks, sold at heavily discounted rates by the wireless carriers, as the operators battle to win customers during the economic downturn.

AT&T Wireless confirmed last week it has been selling two netbooks from Dell Inc. and Acer Inc. for US$99 apiece after rebates, but customers must commit to a two-year data service contract for $60 a month.

An AT&T spokesman said the carrier eventually wants to sell all kinds of embedded wireless devices that will work over its networks, including e-book readers, wireless cameras and in-car navigation devices."

Top 10 Netbooks - PC World

Chart - Top 10 Netbooks - PC World: "Netbooks (aka mini-notebooks, mini-notes or 'laptots') are perfect travel companions and meet basic computing needs, including e-mailing, Web surfing, and document creation. Best of all, these low-powered machines cost less than the standard-issue laptop."

Netbooks in the business: Do they make sense?

Yahoo! News - Netbooks in the business: Do they make sense? by InfoWorld: Yahoo! Tech: "With the some of the most recognized names in the high-tech industry -- Intel, Arm, Microsoft, Linux, Acer, Dell, Hewlett-Packard, Sony, and many more -- hyping netbooks as the next big thing, InfoWorld decided to take a look at a category whose exact definition is still in flux to see how and where they fit into business usage.

When it comes to deciding if your IT department should support netbooks, IT must answer two critical questions."

SHOW #61 - NerdBoyTV BROADCAST: Flickr, Twitter, and AT&T 3G

In this episode of NerdBoyTV, Ryan Yee talks about two people who have taken Flickr by storm with their long-distance love affair in pictures, Twitter securing $35 million in venture capital, and a warning regarding AT&T's 3G broadband service.