Acer Aspire One Cloudbook 10

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Great price Includes a year of Office 365 Tiny, lightweight build is perfect for travel Excellent keyboard and trackpad

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Sluggish performance when multitasking Dim and mediocre display For a few dollars more you could get a Chromebook without the limitations

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Last revision on October 14, 2015

Reviewers Liked

Great price Includes a year of Office 365 Tiny, lightweight build is perfect for travel Excellent keyboard and trackpad

Reviewers Didn't Like

Sluggish performance when multitasking Dim and mediocre display For a few dollars more you could get a Chromebook without the limitations

Expert reviews and ratings

We love Chromebooks . They're fast, lightweight, provide a great web experience, and they're so cheap you could leave them at the beach or drop them in the toilet and not worry. With everything saved online, the only thing you'd lose is whatever text...

By mashable.com on October 13, 2015

Acer has some pretty nifty laptops, but it doesn't concentrate only on the higher end of the spectrum. The maker has a lineup of Windows 10 Cloudbooks that give consumers an inexpensive way to get their hands on the latest Windows operating system. We...

By SlashGear on October 09, 2015

Not everyone needs or wants a powerful laptop. For many, a low cost and light design are miles ahead on their list of priorities over small boosts in performance -- if the laptop can surf the web, watch videos, and download music, what's there to...

By SlashGear on October 08, 2015