Netbook Reviews

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.

You might remember that the very impressive (and very red) looking Acer Ferrari One netbook, which was announced a few weeks back also featured an ATI XGP interface.

Now Acer have announced the DynaVivid Graphics Dock. The Acer DynaVivid is an optional add-on which connects to the Ferrari On via the ATI XGP interface, boosting it’s graphics via the use of the on-board ATI Mobility Radeon HD 4670 video chip.

Many people are now looking towards larger and faster netbooks, such as the popular Acer 1410. There aren’t many things faster than a Ferrari, and when it comes to netbooks the newly announced Acer Ferrari One netbook is one of the fastest.

The Acer Ferrari One F200 is an 11.6-inch netbook which features the also newly announced AMD Congo platform.

The much talked about Acer Aspire 1410 11.6-inch netbook, which was recently renamed for the U.S market from the Acer 1810Z, has just gone on sale in the U.S!

It is available to pre-order form Amazon for $449.99, and we’re sure it will ship very shortly. If you look at the right hand side of the Amazon page, some 3rd party sellers on Amazon already have it in stock for shipping.

The Acer Aspire 1410 has gained a lot of attention over the past few weeks, and has now seen a hands on review.

The Acer 1410 was previously known (and still is in Europe) as the Acer Aspire Timeline 1810T, but was re-branded before it’s U.S release.

While the Acer 1810T has been renamed to the Acer 1410 for the U.S market, there seems to be a more powerful version coming to the market very soon.

The Acer 1810TZ, take note of the extra Z at the end of the model name, has been listed on the official Acer website, and features a more powerful dual-core processor.