New Acer Ferrari One notebook– speeds its way to us for the holidays
If there’s one car name that is synonymous with luxury, speed, and style, it’s Ferrari. A Ferrari is the car that all of us speed junkies would love to race up and down the Autobahn in Germany. Now what if you could have that same speed, luxury and style, but in a netbook?
Acer has released the Acer Ferrari netbook just in time for the holidays.
What is under the hood of this bad boy?
- 11.6 in screen
- 1.20GHz AMD Athlon(TM) 64 X2 dual-core processor
- 4GB RAM
- 250GB hard drive
- ATI Radeon HD 3200 Graphics
- Running the Windows 7 operating system.
Not too shabby; especially considering it also only weights about 3 pounds. Speed, style and portability…all in red…
The price tag? Well, it’s not a bad deal for a Ferrari– $599.99 to start.
For more information on this notebook, see the press release.
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Well got to say its one sleek NetBook… or is it a Notebook, maybe its a Laptop. Well got this for Christmas and got to say its very fast. I have the Macbook and use a MSI Wind, along with other portable devices for work, which are the Viliv S5, Sony P, Archos 5, etc… The screen is very clear, keyboard is great, has 4GB RAM, 250GB HD. I took several pictures for our Christmas gathering and decided to use the Acer Ferrari One with Windows Live Movie Maker. I got to say it worked great. Created a movie with pictures and some small videos and took about 20 minutes to convert to a .wmv file to play back on the Acer Ferrari One. I usally use my Macbook with iMovie and iDVD to create this, but since I didn't have my Macbook and just received this as a gift I used the Ferrari One to do the work. I got to test the battery life but I don't think this will be very good with the battery since it has the AMD x2 L310.
HG
Well got to say its one sleek NetBook… or is it a Notebook, maybe its a Laptop. Well got this for Christmas and got to say its very fast. I have the Macbook and use a MSI Wind, along with other portable devices for work, which are the Viliv S5, Sony P, Archos 5, etc… The screen is very clear, keyboard is great, has 4GB RAM, 250GB HD. I took several pictures for our Christmas gathering and decided to use the Acer Ferrari One with Windows Live Movie Maker. I got to say it worked great. Created a movie with pictures and some small videos and took about 20 minutes to convert to a .wmv file to play back on the Acer Ferrari One. I usally use my Macbook with iMovie and iDVD to create this, but since I didn't have my Macbook and just received this as a gift I used the Ferrari One to do the work. I got to test the battery life but I don't think this will be very good with the battery since it has the AMD x2 L310.
HG