The Top 10 Netbook Computer Bestsellers Review

Carrying a computer around has always been a problem and even though laptops have got thinner and lighter they are still fairly bulky and heavy to carry more than a short distance,

The netbook was designed to be a conveniently small lower powered machine suitable for less processor intensive tasks, A machine that could be slipped in a bag and the person carrying it would hardly know it was there. Small and lightweight with good battery life netbooks are a great choice for writing documents, browsing the internet and checking email.

They are more than powerful enough for most people's needs and their convenience makes them a very useful additional computer for using when a larger machine would be too much to carry.

Prices and specifations change over time but the current best selling netbooks are excellent computers that should serve you well for a few years. Computers improve constantly but a netbook that suits you now should be more than capable of doing what you need for a least a couple of years.

The current best selling top ten netbooks are as follows:-

The Acer AO532h-2588 10.1-Inch Onyx Blue Netbook is a real good looking computer and it has the benefit of up to 8 hours battery life before needing recharging. It comes pre-installed with the Microsoft Windows 7 Starter operating system and has a 10.1-inch CrystalBrite LED-backlit screen. It is a powerful little machine with a 1.66 GHz Intel Atom N450 Processor, 1GB DDR2 Memory and a 160GB SATA 5,400 rpm Hard Drive. The wireless connection includes the latest high speed wireless 'n' standard as well as the older 802.11 b/g

In second place we have a netbook computer from Asus. The ASUS Eee PC 1015PED-PU17-BK 10.1-Inch Black Netbook which comes with a smooth matte-finished exterior and features the Intel Atom N475 processor (1.83GHz) for efficient performance. The screen size is the popular 10.1 inch and storage is provided by a 250 GB hard disk and it comes with 1 GB of Ram memory upgradeable to a max of 2 GB. This is a great little machine and it's big benefit is 13 hours of use on one charge of the batteries which should be enough for even the longest working day.

In third place we have yet another ASUS netbook. No question which is the most popular brand of netbook being sold today and this time it is the ASUS Eee PC Seashell 1005PE-MU27-PI 10.1-Inch Pink Netbook with Kindle for PC. A pink netbook may not be for everyone but this is a fine machine that should be capable of taking on most computing tasks.

Using the latest Windows 7 Starter Operating System running on the 1,66 Ghz Intel Atom N450 with 512 KB L2 Cache it comes with Kindle for PC pre-installed. It has 1 GB DDR2 RAM, expandable to 2 GB Max and built in Intel UMA graphics. The hard disk is a 250 GB SATA Hard Drive running at 5400RPM. It has a 10.1-Inch Color-Shine 1024X600 WSVGA LCD screen a 0.3MP Webcam and wireless connection is available using 802.11 b/g/n. A 6 cell battery keeps it running for up to 11 Hours of Battery Life.

The final seven remaining netbooks listed in the top ten netbook bestseller lists are made up of another ASUS followed by the first Dell we see in our list which is the Dell Inspiron Mini in black with a 1.66GHz Intel Atom N450 Processor

In fifth place we see another ASUS folowed by a very good looking Toshiba, the Toshiba Mini NB255-N245, close behind in sixth place.

The final three are made up of another ASUS then we see an HP netbook in eighth place

and finishing off our list of the top 10 netbooks selling today we have another Toshiba

and a second Acer machine giving ACER first and 10th positions but the real winner must be Asus with no fewer than 4 machines in the top ten bestselling netbooks list.

Toshiba have two in the list and Dell and HP have one each.

Any of the machines in this list would be great to own but you may prefer a netbook with longer battery life or maybe you will just choose on the basis of color. All the netbooks in this list use a 10.1 inch screen so they all come out around the same size.

Some of these netbooks have processors that are faster than others and hard disk sizes vary a lot but all are broadly similar machines capable of doing most daily tasks for the average computer user. Prices range from around $250 to $379 which goes some way to explain any differences. In such a competitive market margins are tight so similar priced machines are likely to have a very similar specification. They are all great machines and most people should be happy with any of them.