1TB AAO!?

I don't understand why you'd need 1TB in your One, but whatever...

If you purchase the HDD version, you can replace its drive with pretty much any SATA 2.5" drive you want.
If you purchase the SSD version, the easiest route would be to install a ZIF 1.8" drive to replace the 8GB or 16GB SSD. But you'll be limited to 200GB I think.

 

If you want a 1TB drive for your AA1, just get one of the many 1TB USB external drives and connect it :lol:

 

wont a bigger HD generate more heat and consumer more current?

 

Not necessarily. Check the specs on the manufacturers' web sites.

 

Buy Acer Aspire One HD version So you have SATA Connector and wait for this:
http://www.techspot.com/news/26525-fuji ... rives.html
:lol: :lol: :lol:

As on 1.8" HDD the biggest is 240GB
http://www.xbitlabs.com/news/storage/di ... Drive.html

 

A Samsung 80GB 1.8" :lol: I got one for sale Non Amazon

 

Seagate 160GB (ST9160821A) 5400rpm ATA100 8MB Notebook Hard Drive (2.5 inch) Seagate 160GB (ST9160821A) 5400rpm ATA100 8MB Notebook Hard Drive
http://www.amazon.com/Seagate-ST916...f=sr_1_12?ie=UTF8&s=pc&qid=1221533785&sr=1-12

Samsung HM160HC 160GB UDMA/100 5400RPM 8MB 2.5-Inch NB Hard Drive
http://www.amazon.com/Samsung-HM160...ref=sr_1_7?ie=UTF8&s=pc&qid=1221533785&sr=1-7

OCZ OCZSSD2-2C250G 250GB Core Series V2 SATA II 2.5-Inch Solid State Drive
http://www.amazon.com/OCZ-OCZSSD2-2...f=sr_1_87?ie=UTF8&s=pc&qid=1221533052&sr=1-87

Fujitsu MHY2200BS 200GB 2.5-Inch Serial ATA Extended Duty Hard Drive
http://www.amazon.com/Fujitsu-MHY22...f=sr_1_90?ie=UTF8&s=pc&qid=1221533052&sr=1-90

Super Talent 2.5 inch 128GB DuraDrive AT SATA 25 Industrial Temp Solid State Drive
http://www.amazon.com/Super-Talent-...sr_1_158?ie=UTF8&s=pc&qid=1221533287&sr=1-158

Some crazy insane SSD capacities there (in a form of HDD).

There's a 1TB model on amazon, but in 3.5 inch format.

....regarding that favour, just leave a signed blank cheque on the forum, I'll drop by and pick it up later.

 

250GB 2.5" HDD http://www.amazon.com/Western-Digital-W ... 317&sr=8-1

that's the biggest i can find on there

the biggest available is 320gb and you can find them on http://newegg.com or http://tiger.com

 

AFAIK, the biggest 2.5" drive is a Seagate one (500 GB).

 

You're gonna have to check the specs. Read/write speeds, etc. But really, the time difference between two SSDs is neglectible. You won't notice the difference.

 

that 300+400+Misc Costs= 700+
Why dont you get an Dual Core UMPC ???

Rather than dropping so much cash into a Cheap Acer that is designed for low budget ?

Just a suggestion b/c i seeing you spend enough cash to buy 1 more Acer One w/ extra cash

 

HDD has a disadvantage with it's hardware, because it uses spinning platters all the time. This mechanical device will produce more heat than SSD on the long run. Granted that linpus and windows will use page flipping every few seconds.

SSD has a disadvantage with its cost. SSD is more expensive per MB/GB and it has lower capacity than HDD.

There is no clear winner (if there was, this decision would be easy to make), you just gotta find what you need to fulfill your requirements.

 

you stole your netbook?

 

I didn't get what Rewind was saying...
Was rewind stating that his/her age was 15 ?
or
That he/she Doesn't own a AAO but a Sony Viao?
or
What else ?