The Acer Aspire One pink netbook, at just over 2 pounds, is a great option for someone looking for something lightweight and stylish.  This little machine only has an 8.9 inch screen, so it isn't the best for power business users, but it is great for things like web browsing, checking email, instant messaging, VOIP calls, streaming video, viewing photos and listening to music on the go. (read the entire Pink Laptop Diva review...)

The MSI Wind offers great computing mobility with it’s tiny design and great networking features.  It features a 10 inch screen, Intel’s newest processor that is designed to extend batter life, Bluetooth and Wi-Fi, and Windows XP. (read the entire Pink Laptop Diva review...)

The Lenovo IdeaPad S Series Pink line of netbooks are designed for portability.  It is 2.65 pounds, and only an inch thick, with a 10.2 inch screen.  The hard drive is 80GB, and it has all of the standard features that you will find in a netbook - including Windows XP Home (no option for Linux), 512 MB SDRAM, and a wireless adapter.  It also includes an Intel Graphics Media Accelerator to speed up the graphics display, and a webcam and microphone. (read the entire Pink Laptop Diva review...)

The Asus EEE PC Surf Pink Netbook is the ultimate in portable computing.  With a tiny 7 inch screen and weight of about 2 pounds, it is small and light enough to fit into a large purse.  It is designed to be durable, with a shock proof design and solid state memory instead of a hard drive, so you don't have to worry about keeping it in a padded case. (read the entire Pink Laptop Diva review...)

The Dell Inspiron pink laptop, with a base price under $500, is designed for everyday use by anyone from students to business users.  This machine also has the features and options to make it a strong multimedia and gameplay machine. It features a 15.4" high-definition widescreen, integrated graphics, DVD burner, 3GB of memory, a huge hard drive, wireless LAN, and Vista Home Premium. (read the entire Pink Laptop Diva review...)