Today Acer announced a collection of new notebooks for the holiday season including the Acer Aspire 5745DG complete with a 3D display for screen popping 3D ente...
Today Acer America has announced the Acer Aspire AS8943G line of notebooks which includes two new devices equipped with Intel Core i7 processors and a powerful ...
The Acer Aspire TimelineX 5820T-5951 is a notebook computer with a design that was meant to be extreme as in extreme performance, extreme battery life, e...
Last month we brought you news of Acer's new line of Aspire One netbooks with HD displays and AMD processors. Now they are official with prices that look pretty...
Acer announced three interesting new units all with small form factors but each packing some individuality. Acer Aspire One 533 First up, the Acer Aspire ...
Asian OEMs like Asus and Acer had a significant role in driving PC shipments up to a record 81.5 million in Q1 2010, according to iSuppli an electronics market ...
For the past month I've had the chance to try out the Acer Aspire 5542, a notebook computer featuring AMD's Vision technology. The Aspire 5542 is not a new note...
Acer has announced two new models entertainment notebooks; Acer Aspire Ethos T5943G and Acer Aspire Ethos 8943G. These entertainment focused notebooks are equip...
Acer announced a recall of several notebook models due to an overheating issue. This voluntarily recall is going to impact around 22,000 laptops. As per CPSC (C...
AT&T continues the trend of wireless carriers selling subsidized netbooks with the addition of two new Windows 7 netbooks to its lineup. They also are offer...
Not one to sit by and let Walmart and Amazon offer up all of the pre Black Friday notebook deals; Best Buy is gearing up to offer a $250 Acer notebook starting ...
Acer just announced the new Acer Aspire AS8940G-6865 notebook PC which packs in Quad-Core power and a huge screen for a portable multimedia and entertainment ex...
The upcoming Acer Aspire 5738DG is the first commercial notebook to come equipped with a 3D display which Acer is calling ‘TriDef' (see what they did there?)....
In addition to announcing their first multi-touch notebook, Acer is also updating their Timeline Notebook Series to offer better power and performance as well as a new 11.6 inch model that dodges the netbook tag with a full size keyboard and an Intel Core 2 Duo processor.
If you've been paying attention to commercials lately you may have noticed that many cell phone companies are now selling netbooks, small cheap computers, with a high speed data connection at a subsidized price just like their phones. Given all the cool things that Bill Kurtis can do with the internet on his AT&T netbook you might be tempted to get one of your own and use its 3g connection instead of paying for highspeed from your cable company but before you do that you better read the rest of this post.
My favorite deal-a-day website, Woot.com, has a nice deal on a refurbished Acer Aspire 16†notebook today. For the uninitiated, Woot sells one product each da...
Acer's upcoming Aspire Timeline brand of notebook computers will combine performance with long battery life. The Timeline notebooks will come in three iterations with each providing a blend of performance and extended run time. A 13.3" model dubbed AS3810T is the most expensive model, checking in at $899.99 while running Intel's Core 2 Duo SU9400 (1.4GHz). Due to the small screen, it provides a whopping 9 hours of battery life.
Acer updated its Aspire One line with the AOD150 not too long ago and now laptopmag.com has just reviewed the updated AOD250 we covered last week. The specs are pretty much standard run of the mill for netbooks but the AOD250 comes in at 0.3 inches thinner and over half a pound lighter than the AOD150. Unfortunately, the only thing that has really changed from the AOD150 to the AOD250 is the physical size and weight of the device. The AOD250 still uses Intel's Atom N270 processor while its competitors have started to switch to the nominally faster N280 processor. Pricing is a definite strong point for the AOD250, starting with a $289 buy-in price for a 3-cell battery unit. 6-cell battery units cost $349 and offers roughly double the battery life (almost 6 hours run time). Check out the laptopmag.com review here.
One of the pioneers in the netbook space, Acer has finally released a replacement to its highly touted Aspire One netbook. With the new AO751h, Acer stuffed a large 1364x768 11.6" screen into the netbook and added a full-sized keyboard, both of which are welcomed improvements over the original's smaller keyboard and 8.9" screen. Even though the AO751h has a larger footprint than the original, it is in fact thinner.
Acer announced the stylish Aspire Timeline notebook series today. The new line of Acer Aspire notebooks are designed to be power efficient and offer up to eight hours of battery life in a thin and light package. The series consists of a 13.3", 14" and 15.6" notebooks, which share many of the same features.