Acer is trying to spin a neat line in marketing with the launch of its Aspire One.

Even though it follows the brand name of its consumer notebook line, if Acer is to believed, this isn’t actually a notebook.

Instead, Acer is calling it a ‘two-handed internet device’. In reality, this spin detracts from the fact that Acer has put together a feature-rich mini-notebook in its own right.

The look is very much akin to what we’ve seen from Asus and MSI – a plastic chassis with a keyboard squeezed into a tiny casing.

To fit a decent keyboard, Acer has opted for a large bezel around the screen but you still get a standard 8.9-inch panel with 1024 x 600-pixel resolution.

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