Acer Aspire One AO751 Unboxing Photos
Acer Aspire One AO751
Yugatech is showing photos of the Acer Aspire One AO751, which is the latest netbook from Acer. It sports a 12-inch display which is about the same size of some regular laptops. It is powered by Intel Atom X520 which uses lesser power. The new netbook lasts for 8 hours for a single charging, which makes the device belong to ODC category. Also under the hood are the 2GB RAM, 250GB HDD.
More photos at Yugatech.com
11.6″ Acer Aspire One gets Official
The larger Acer Aspire One has now been officially announced and comes with only a bit difference with the other AA1. It will sport the usual Atom processor, 160GB hard disk estate, 1 GB RAM, and maybe the ports around the case. Apart from the larger-but-thinner form factor, it also has Bluetooth, 3G, Dolby Pro Logic Sound plus the 5200mAh battery that keeps the netbook alive up to 8 hours.
Now the only remaining question is when it’s gonna be available and how much it would cost.
Linpus Linux Quick OS Video
Sascha of Netbooknews.de got a quick sneak peek of the instant on OS that Linux offers. From the video it took around 10 secs to complete bootup. The OS is not embedded on the BIOS like Splashtop, but installed on the hard disk. The OS is very light but no exact size was mentioned. The video props an Acer Aspire One which originally comes with Linpus Lite.
$50 Price Cut on Acer Aspire One
In Supply-Demand principle, high-demand = high prices of products in demand. Sure it’s true but for Netbooks category, it seems not. Instead it goes like the more tight competition = lower price.
Acer drops their price for Aspire One Linux to $50 less from the original $379, as well as for their Windows version. All the original specs are maintained which makes the Aspire One netbooks one of the cheapest amongst the category. Meanwhile, just this week, Asus cut $100 less on Eee PC 1000H as well.
via Electronista
