1   | Acer Ferrari One - 11.6in Netbook Review submited by in Hardware |
It should go without saying that whatever netbooks were in the beginning, they’ve changed a great deal since then. Not always for the better we might add, particularly where affordability is concerned, but any nascent product category is always going to evolve
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?Google mania ? for ultrafast broadband around one hundred American cities
Whoever visits these days the U.S. city of Topeka, Kansas, will arrive shortly after a surprise: the location will be called during a month
Ricky Martin Blazes New Ground In More Ways Than One
Filed under: Music News, Celebrity Twitter Just when everyone had pretty much stopped asking, Ricky Martin finally announced that, yes, he is gay. On Monday, Martin announced via his Web site, “I am proud to say that I am a fortunate homosexual man. I am very blessed to be who I am.” In a … Read more
Google Launches New Nexus One Phone to Compete Apple?s iPhone
Google Inc released a phone early January which worked on Deutsche Telekom AG unit and AT
Death Note Episodes
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Acer, Lenovo to launch Atom N450-based netbooks on January 11, 2010
Asustek Computer, Acer, Lenovo and even Micro-Star International (MSI), which originally planned to launch in December, are all set to launch their Atom N450-based netbooks on January 11, 2010, complying with their agreement with Intel to only launch the products after January 10.
Acer 17-inch, Intel dual-core laptop falls to $479
As 17-inch laptops go, it’s a lot of laptop for the money, compared with higher-priced systems from vendors such as Hewlett-Packard. Big-screen, 17-inch-class laptops priced a couple of hundred dollars above the Acer typically offer slightly faster processors and higher-performance graphics. But for the average user, there’s not much difference.
Acer to launch Chrome OS netbook in 2H10
Acer plans to launch a Google Chrome operating system-based netbook, which the company has been developing since mid-2009 in the second half of 2010, according to industry sources.
Acer has plans on launching up to 10 Android handsets in 2010
Acer has yet to make a real dent in the smartphone world. It’s first couple of offerings ran on (the often painful) Windows Mobile, and failed to set the skies alight. In a move to change this image, it seems as though the company has shifted allegiances slightly, with plans on buying many a ticket for the Adnroid Train.
