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Acer to unveil its 11.6-inch netbook 'Ferrari one 200'
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Acer presented its 11.6-inch netbook 'Ferrari one 200' during CeBIT 2010. Adopting an 11.6-inch LED-backlit TFT LCD monitor, the Ferrari one 200 features...
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Acer Aspire 5738DZG 3D Laptop Now Available
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The ‘world’s first 3D laptop’, namely the Acer Aspire 5738DZG 3D Laptop, is now available. The Acer Aspire 5738DZG 3D Laptop, which is priced at just shy of $547, comes with…
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Acer working on frameless laptop with touchscreen keyboard?
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The idea, as rumored by DigiTimes, involves doing away with the display's frame by printing colors directly onto the back of the display's reinforced glass substrate from Corning...
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Acer Calpella ultraportables confirmed for end of March
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Acer have confirmed their rumored Calpella ultra-thin plans, paving the way for a range of speedy yet ultraportable notebooks launching later this month...
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Acer updates laptop ranges with Core CPUs
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Acer has unveiled a whole host of laptops at CeBIT 2010 - a technology tradeshow in Hannover, Germany. There's the Acer Aspire 8942, Acer Aspire 5942...
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Acer Aspire One 752 unveiled: turbo charged multimedia netbook
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The Acer Aspire One 752 netbook has just been outed at CeBIT in Hannover today, and it's one workhorse of an ultra portable...
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Acer Aspire 1820PT convertible hands-on, priced for 599 euros
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Craftily unhidden at the tail end of its press conference, Acer's long-awaited Aspire 1820PT convertible laptop has finally passed into...
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Acer Aspire One 532G Ion 2 netbook priced at €379
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Acer may have brought their Aspire One 532G netbook along to MWC 2010 last month, but they were keeping quiet on what the NVIDIA Ion 2 toting netbook would...
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Acer eyes Fujitsu's notebook division
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According to Digitimes, Acer is mulling the acquisition of Fujitsu's notebook business in a hope to propel itself ahead of Hewlett Packard in global notebook shipments...
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Acer launching thin, Calpella-based notebooks this summer? -- Engadget
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The progression of ever-faster notebooks seems to have dwindled, but the quest for thinner and lighter goes on. Acer is said to be finding the
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Acer launching ultra-thin Calpella notebooks soon
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Acer announced today that they are working on a new generation of ultra-thin notebook systems sometime during 2Q2010. The new notebooks will be ...
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Acer Calpella Slim ultraportables coming Q2 as 13, 14 & 15 inchers
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Further details on Acer's tipped range of MacBook Air toasting ultraportables have emerged, again courtesy of DigiTimes' shady sources in the notebook industry...
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