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techspot.com - 16 days ago

Acer Timeline 14" 4810T Notebook Review

— techspot.com — With so many different factors to consider when purchasing a laptop, finding the right one can be... a daunting task. Portability and battery life are the current trends, along with value of course, which has brought about the recent surge of netbooks. ... (more) Acer Timeline 14" 4810T Notebook Review

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insidehw.com - 24 days ago

Acer Aspire 7738

— insidehw.com — Netbooks are small and cute, but what happens when you really need something bigger and more powerful?... No problemo! We present you Acer Aspire 7738G – laptop with great multimedia features that can easily replace your home desktop configuration. ... (more) Acer Aspire 7738

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pcworld.com - 23 days ago

Acer Hints at Faster Intel CULV Chips in Q1

— pcworld.com — Acer executives have grumbled about the performance of Intel's processors for thin and light laptops but suggested... that faster chips are coming early next year. The performance of Intel's current CULV (consumer ultra-low voltage) processors, designed ... (more) Acer Hints at Faster Intel CULV Chips in Q1

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Acer Ferrari One Review
AMDZone Frontpage — Hardwarezone has reviewed the Acer Ferrari One AMD powered Netbook with XGP support. In terms of performance, we could find no fault with the system. AMD's newer Congo platform does deliver much better performance compared to the older Yukon platform, while handily beating the Intel Atom yet again. While it still loses out to Intel's CULV processor based platform, it's still a pretty decent effort on AMD's part. Battery life wise, the Acer Ferrari One managed to secure a respectable uptime of 175 minutes, though power consumption at (much higher than either of Intel's solutions) remained somewhat of a weakness of the platform.