The bad: Optical drive is not hot-swappable; relatively expensive for a 1.4GHz machine; integrated graphics chip; casing stains and scratches easily.
The bottom line: Despite its quirks, the A100's attractive-looking design, strong feature set and above-average performance will appeal to mobile professionals as well as those who've always wanted an iBook but a Windows platform.
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