Netbook Reviews

The Acer Aspire 1820PTZ is one of three models from Acer which are very near identical, and it can be hard to spot the difference between all three.

The Acer 1820PTZ is a convertible tablet netbook looks identical to the 1820PT model, expect it features the Intel Dual Core processor in place of the “Intel Core 2 Duo”.

While the interesting Ferrari One netbook has been available in the UK for some time now, until now it hasn’t been available in the US.

The 11.6-inch Ferrari themed netbook is more powerful than an average netbook, and features 4GB of DDR2 RAM, the 1.2 GHz AMD Athlon 64 X2 Dual-Core Processor, a 250GB hard drive and ATI Mobility Radeon HD 3200 graphics.

Netbooks powered by Nvidia’s second generation Ion graphics platform could arrive even sooner than first expected. Acer has reportedly placed a large order for the latest Nvidia Ion 2 chips, which will be paired with the latest Atom Pineview processors.

Netbooks with the current Ion graphics are in high demand, and the second generation will push the speed to 2x than of the original.

The number of 11.6-inch tablet convertible notebooks seem to be increasing almost daily. The Acer 1820PT model has shown up for pre-order in both Australia and Italy, and now has an official product page over at Acer US.

The Acer Aspire Timeline 1820PT is one of a number of convertible tablet PCs such as the Acer 1420P, 1820P, and 1820PTZ.

The Acer Ferrari One is certainly a netbook which stands out from the rest of the vast array of other netbooks on the market. This is for two reasons, firstly, it’s design and more importantly red color. Secondly is it’s specifications and internal hardware.

The Ferrari themed netbook measures 11.6-inches, and sports the Ferrari logo and iconic red finish, but there is more to the design of the Acer Ferrari One FO200 than the slab of red.

The Acer 1420P is the latest tablet netbook to be announced by Acer. It has shown it’s face at a press show in Japan, but even better, a space has been created on the official Acer US website letting us know that is will be coming this way soon!

As you can see from the photos, the Acer Aspire 1420P looks very nice indeed, and will be available in black, blue and red finishes.

It has been known for a while now that Acer were going to release an Android netbook to the market.

Now their first Google Android netbook has been officially announced as the Acer Aspire One D250 Android netbook. While the D250 has been available on the market for some time now the, newly released Android version comes with dual booting Android OS and Windows XP, or Windows 7 OS.

We have known about the Acer 1810T and 1810TZ models for sometime now, but Acer have now officially announced both netbooks, along with the specifications and Windows 7 operating systems.

The Acer Aspire 1810T wasn’t released in the U.S, and the Acer 1810TZ was a rumored dual core model. Now both models have been officially announced and will be available soon.

The Acer Aspire 1410 (aka 1810T) is one of the best selling netbooks currently on the market, it is also one of the more powerful netbooks.

Acer have now taken the popular 1810T and made it into the Acer 1820P convertible multitouch tablet netbook, also known as a “netvertible”.

The 11.6-inch Acer Aspire Timeline 1820P (to use it’s full name), has the same internal specifications as the popular 1810, along with the same external design and port layout, but adds a pivoting / rotating multitouch screen.

While the Acer 3810T might not strictly be a netbook, it sits right there in the middle between netbooks and standard notebooks.

The Acer 3810T is a 13.1-inch “thin and light” notebook powered by Intel’s CULV (consumer ultra low voltage) processor, which offers more power than a netbook, but also aims to provide a more portable laptop with improved battery life.