Posted by Cheryl Mihalik on 12/31/09 8:47am
Msg #316220

Notebook Computers work for E-Signings?

Can someone tell me if the below notebook computer would work for e-signings?

$299.99 less $10 Online Instant Coupon on Acer 10.1" Aspire One Netbook with Intel Atom Processor, 1GB DDR2

Reply by PAW on 12/31/09 8:50am
Msg #316222

As long as you have high-speed internet access, netbooks can work. However, the small screen may make reading the documents difficult.

Reply by BrendaTx on 12/31/09 9:01am
Msg #316223

Technically, I say yes, but like Paul, I think

screen is too small for easy signing. I bought a NETbook and it was fun, but the keyboard is too small for good wrist hygience and the screen is tiny for looking at documents. I took it back.

For another $100 or so you can have a 14" screen which will make your experience better. Jmho.

Reply by Cheryl Mihalik on 12/31/09 9:05am
Msg #316224

Re: Technically, I say yes, but like Paul, I think

Really great and informative feedback. Thanks so much.

Reply by rengel/CA on 12/31/09 9:46am
Msg #316228

Re: Technically, I say yes, but like Paul, I think

I have that same netbook and love it for travel, it fits easily in the saddlebag of my motorcycle and in my purse. We use it for checking email and gps (streets and trips w/gps).

The only complaint I have for it is the smaller keyboard - I find it difficult to type as fast as I do on a regular sized keyboard.

My .02

Reply by Cheryl Mihalik on 12/31/09 1:21pm
Msg #316272

How about USB a reg size keyboard...

I do it for a mouse because I hate that pad you have to navigate with...tee hee...would that work in a mobile office?

Is it even possible?