3G Aspire One for under $100 Is Real

Radioshack is ready to present you an Aspire One for just $99 (plus a huge asterisk) from Acer. Sometimes, it takes a strong website to admit when it's wrong. Acer has worked hard and is now presenting their 3G Aspire One for under $100. Moreover they added some fine print.

You may want to click on that picture and enlarge it before marveling at the bright red $99.99 for too long. The gadget is available only at $99, you sign up for a two year commitment to an AT&T wireless plan at $60 a month or more. Despite the fact that ordinary the netbook costs$499, but unscrewing the old laptopical calculator we've managed to identify that the following two year data plan will cost you just a little more than $400 (and by just a bit we mean over $1000 more). The US has already presented this in cell phones and smart phones before, but that was the first time with netbooks. We currently ridiculed the HP Mini 1000 for offering no subsidies while rapturizing Dell for being the first to present at least some, but this is the best offer we've seen yet for a 3G machine. But it looks like 3G connectivity is going to get cheaper and cheaper as its popularity rises. Via engadget

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