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MSI Wind U110 vs Acer Aspire One

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I found this open box deal for the MSI wind on newegg, 14 hours of battery life, it has a slightly lower processor then the acer, my question to you guys, regarding build quality etcc which one of these laptops should i get, I really like the fact that the msi wind comes with a 9 cell but the acer also looks nice. Which one would you guys pick?
Acer: $329 free shipping

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General
BrandAcer
SeriesAspire One
ModelAOD250-1727
Part#LU.S670B.503
ColorDiamond Black
Operating System
OS ProvidedWindows XP Home
Processor
CPU TypeIntel Atom
CPU SpeedN280(1.66GHz)
CPU FSB667MHz
CPU L2 Cache512KB
Chipset
ChipsetIntel 945GSE
Display
Screen Size10.1"
Widescreen DisplayYes
Display TypeWSVGA
Max Resolution1024 x 600
Display FeatureLED backlight & Acer CrystalBrite Technology
Graphics
Graphics ProcessorIntel GMA950
Video MemoryShared system memory
Memory
Memory Slots1 x 200-Pin DDR2 SO-DIMM
Memory SpeedDDR2 533
Memory1GB
Max Memory Supported2GB
Hard Drive
HDD160GB
Hard Drive RPM5400 RPM
Hard Drive InterfaceSATA
Dimension & Weight
Dimension10.20" x 8.04" x 1.00"
Weight2.80 lbs.
Netbook Camera
Camera TypeAcer Crystal Eye webcam
Communications
LAN10/100Mbps
WLAN802.11b/g Wireless LAN
BluetoothYes
Expansion / Connectivity
USB3
Video Ports1 x VGA
Audio Ports1 x Headphone/Speaker/Line-Out Jack
1 x Microphone-in Jack
Audio
AudioHigh-Definition Audio Support
SpeakerBuilt-in stereo speakers
Input Device
TouchpadMulti-gesture Touchpad (Circular-motion scrolling, pinch-action zoom, page flip)
Keyboard84-key keyboard, 89% of standard-size keyboard
Card Reader
Card ReaderMulti-in-1 Digital Media Card Reader
Secure Digital (SD) Card, MultiMediaCard (MMC), Memory Stick, (MS), Memory Stick PRO (MS PRO), xD-Picture Card (xD)
Battery
Battery6-cell Li-ion Battery (5800 mAh)
Battery LifeUp to 9 hours
Manufacturer Warranty
Labor1 year limited
Parts1 year limited
MSI Wind 309 no free shipping

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General
BrandMSI
SeriesWind
ModelU110-031US
Part#9S7-N01212-031
ColorMetallic Gray
Operating System
OS ProvidedWindows XP Home
Processor
CPU TypeIntel Atom
CPU SpeedZ530(1.60GHz)
CPU FSB533MHz
CPU L2 Cache512KB
Chipset
ChipsetIntel SCH US15W
Display
Screen Size10.0"
Widescreen DisplayYes
Display TypeWSVGA
Max Resolution1024 x 600
Display FeatureLED backlight
Graphics
Graphics ProcessorIntel GMA 500
Video MemoryShared system memory
Memory
Memory SpeedDDR2 533
Memory1GB
Memory Specon Board
Hard Drive
HDD160GB
Hard Drive InterfaceSATA
Dimension & Weight
Dimension10.24" x 7.09" x 0.75" - 1.24"
Weight3.00 lbs.
Netbook Camera
Camera TypeBuilt-in
Camera Pixels1.3 Megapixel
Communications
LAN10/100Mbps
WLAN802.11b/g/n Wireless LAN
BluetoothYes
Expansion / Connectivity
USB3
Video Ports1 x VGA
Audio Ports1 x Microphone jack; 1 x Headphone jack
Audio
AudioHD Audio
SpeakerBuilt-in stereo speakers
Input Device
TouchpadYes
KeyboardErgonomic Big-Size Keyboard
Card Reader
Card Reader4-in-1 Card Reader (SD/MMC/MS/MSpro)
Battery
Battery9 cell (7800mAh)
Battery Life14 hours
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Myself I don't like Acer, so I would choose the MSI.

But an EEE Pc > both
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I don't know much about netbooks, but I do know about Acer. There support for anything is terrible! No windows 7 support for my laptop, no 64-bit support. But I digress, I have heard great things about the MSIs and it does have better battery life. Overall I would go with the MSI
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seems as if i will be getting this msi, thanks guys, only thing stopping me now is the stupid sales tax newegg adds on to new jersey residents grrrrrr
I have MSI U210, I like the MSI over the Acer. I think the keyboard on the MSI has better layout, feel to it.
I looked at the Acer when shopping for notebooks and I really did not care for the keyboard at all. It seemed odd and tiny, even though the computer is roughly the same size as the other models.
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