This video was created by one of our forum members; mcmasterp, who also uploaded the drivers for it as well.  (on the downloads page) thx.

This touch screen addon can be bought from ebay - see my previous post for further info http://www.aspireoneuser.com/2008/11/03/touch-screen-kit-for-aspire-one-and-eee-pc-900901-hits-ebay-no-soldering-required/

midgetdiablo on our message forum, has posted pictures of the Acer Aspire One with a 6 cell battery, also Windows XP has Service Pack 3 pre-installed.

Pictures and details here

Btw if your not a registered member yet of the message forum, where have you been nearly on the 800th registered user !

smacman, member on our message forum, has a good summary of the Acer Aspire One.

“The build quality is very good in my opinion. One of the reasons I held off from buying the EEE PC was it’s toy like flimsy feel. The Aspire One feels more like a real laptop yet retains the ultra portable size and weight. I also have no complaints about the keyboard. It is obviously not as easy to type on as a full size, but in the short time I have had with it, I am getting quite used to typing on it. The display is bright with good contrast. The only thing I am noticing is slight color inaccuracy when I view my photos on it. There is a very slight blue/green tint to it which is only noticeable when I view photos. I didn’t buy it for image editing so it does not really bother me.

After powering it up, the first thing I noticed was how quickly it boots up. Within 5 seconds I was in a configuration screen setting my locale and time zone, etc. After this was set, one reboot (aprox. 15 seconds) and I was up and running on the Linpus desktop. They have really made the interface bulletproof in the sense that I don’t think you could bugger this machine up if you tried. Settings are limited to very basic things (trackpad sensitivity, volume, date/time, etc.). There is no facility for adding/removing programs so you get what you get. Firefox 2.0.0.14, Openoffice 2.3, a media player, some games, a mail client (very basic), a messenger program (supports MSN, Googletalk, Yahoo, and AIM). I would have liked to see Skype preinstalled, as well as a better mail client like Mozilla Thunderbird. Considering most people will by this machine for basic tasks like document viewing, web surfing, and email, I think the software is adequate. I wish the OS could be customized a bit more. It would have been nice to have an advanced mode for users who like to tinker a bit. I am hoping to install Ubuntu on it soon.”

Further reading here