Netbooks have come to Tesco

[JohnnyBoy]

I just picked up a copy of the new Tesco Direct catalogue, and guess what I found?
http://direct.tesco.com/q/N.1998341/Nr.99.aspx

Now I just have to work out which of these will and won't run OS X...
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Intel Mini 2.0GHz C2D (4GB/120GB/SuperDrive/10.5.8 ), 120GB WD Passport, Logitech ergo k/b
iPod Touch (32GB, 3rd gen), iPod Shuffle (512MB, 1st gen)

[Fox]

Nice for you guys in the UK. I remember Tesco from all the times I've been over there. Good prices (for UK), good range of items, pleasant to shop (for a big store). I haven't heard anything about Acer or Dell netbooks running MacOSX, one way or the other.
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Mini 1: 2.3 ghz Core i5; 8 gb RAM, Corsair 240gb SSD, 500 gb Seagate XT
Mini 2: 2.26 ghz Core 2 duo, 8 gb RAM, 500 gb Seagate
Also a Cube, 13" MacBook Air, 20" 2.66 ghz iMac & 11.6" Acer 1810TZ running Ubuntu, Mint & openSuse

[JohnnyBoy]

It probably sounds strange that I'm getting excited about being able to buy a notebook from a food supermarket, but in my own experience, UK computer superstores (translation: PC World) tend to be manned by indifferent young men who stand around chatting to each other rather than serving customers. So any alternative is welcome!

I've had a scout around the net and found a couple of videos that show OS X running on Acer Aspire One netbooks, but I'm still looking for tutorials that show how much effort is involved in getting such a setup to work...
- Leopard on an Aspire One A110
- Leopard on an Aspire One A150 (complete with appalling rap music)
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Intel Mini 2.0GHz C2D (4GB/120GB/SuperDrive/10.5.8 ), 120GB WD Passport, Logitech ergo k/b
iPod Touch (32GB, 3rd gen), iPod Shuffle (512MB, 1st gen)