PC vendor Acer America Corp. said Wednesday its Aspire one, an ultra-lightweight mobile Internet device, is now available in the U.S.
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Acer is announcing U.S. availability of the Acer Aspire one, an ultra-lightweight mobile Internet device (mini notebook) with prices starting at just $379. The Aspire one provides easy-to-use access to the Internet in a stylish and ultra-compact platform. It's designed to be an affordable and simple solution for web browsing, checking email, instant messaging, VOIP calls, streaming video, viewing photos and listening to music.
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When I asked the product reps at COMPUTEX Taipei, they told me that the starting price point for the Acer Aspire One was around $399 or so. According to some German price comparison sites, however, the pricing for the Acer Aspire One is actually a little higher than expected.
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If you dug the pictures of the upcoming 9-inch Acer Aspire One Netbook that have been flying around online, you'll be pleased to know that with no official notice from Acer, the Intel-Atom-powered system has been spotted for sale at a handful of U.S. retailers, including CDW.
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It would help if you could understand Italian, but this video from PC Professionale speaks the universal language of “break out the screwdrivers” as it dismantles Acer’s new Aspire One budget ultraportable. There’s good news and bad in terms of upgrade potential; looks like networking and connectivity are most flexible, with storage lagging behind.
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Hexus got a chance to spend some time with the new Acer Aspire One at Computex 2007.
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Fresh from the launch of a mini-laptop the company hopes will catapult it into a new segment of portable Internet devices, an executive at Acer said the company is also looking to build even smaller devices to fit the category.
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The Acer Aspire One was unveiled at Computex. The little computer comes with 802.11b/g Wi-Fi and future version could come with integrated WiMAX as well.
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Acer on Tuesday launched the Aspire one, yet another in the increasing number of mininotebooks launched at this year's Computex show.
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