Acer Ferrari One Notebook
Acer America is one the world’s largest personal computer vendors. The company recently debuted a new Ferrari One Notebook that will be available to the U.S. market. The Acer Ferrari One is an exclusive 11.6-inch notebook that is marked by one of the world’s most coveted vehicle brands.
Acer teamed up with a Ferrari Formula One sponsor to create a notebook that would embody the high-tech performance, speed, and agility that the Ferrari brand is famous for.
The notebook is most noted for its fire red and yellow Ferrari color scheme. The middle of the Acer notebook is emblazoned with the Ferrari emblem.
The Acer Ferrari One is only 3.31 pounds, has a CineCrystal LED-backlit display, and a 1.2 GHz AMD Athlon 64 X2 dual-core processor. The computer runs on Microsoft’s Windows 7 Home Premium and has an ATI Mobility Radeon HD 3200 graphics card. It also has three USB ports and a 6-cell battery that has up to five hours of battery life.
The computer can also be used for business because it features a CrystalEye webcam with video conferencing software.
The Acer Ferrari One is perfect for Ferrari enthusiast or car lovers. The price of the computer starts at $600.
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Acer Ferrari One Notebook
The netbook is not nearly as thick as the original Acer Aspire One. The Aspire One AOD250 has new and improved measurements that take out some of the bulk, giving it a slimmer appearance. The Aspire One AOD250 is also pretty light. It’s one of the lightest netbooks around weighing in at 2.7 pounds.
The screen on the Aspire One AOD250 is 10.1 inches wide and has a 1024 x 600 resolution. Although the Aspire One AOD250 is lightweight and ultra portable, it does have a downside. The keyboard is extremely small and cramped which makes the typing experience difficult. Although the keyboard is cramped, the designers of the Aspire One AOD250 attempt to make up for this problem with its battery life. The battery life is impressive and well above the average netbook. Consumers can expect to keep the Aspire One AOD250 running for almost six hours before the battery dies.
The Aspire One AOD250 is different from other netbooks with its operating systems. It offers a dual-boot system that features Windows XP and Google Android. Although netbook users are expecting the Windows operating system, the Google Linux-based system comes as a big surprise. To enter the Android system, consumers simply reboot the computer and they can also use an Android configuration tool that sits on their desktop. Android does come with a few gadgets like Google Talk, Webmail, Calendar, and FireFox’s web browser.
Consumers can expect to pay $350 for the Aspire One AOD250. The netbook is available in several colors including Diamond Black, Seashell White, Ruby Red, and Sapphire Blue.