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Via: Acer | News Archive
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Nvidia,
Intel,
Microsoft,
Acer,
Mobile World Congress,
Optimus,
MWC
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I love the device manager and the performance module view. It looks like an awesome unit, and with the Optimus package it looks like a very capable add on as well as effective energy and performance management platform. As far as it goes on the netbook platform Acer has always been a major player. These just seem to be moving closer and closer to an all functional mobile device, this one it seems with more perf thrown in. |
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In a few years or so you can maybe have a high desk top spec laptop :D |
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Acer has come a long way in recent years. |
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Many of the before secondary providers have come a long way in the last couple of years. Not to mention more will be and already are doing so this year. |
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Wow, thats totally kickin dude. I like it. Jess |
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Pretty damn cool but how much will this cost? I thought netbooks were supposed to be a low cost alternative to laptops/notebooks. It seems like they're steadily rising in price. |
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You can expect it to weigh in around $300ish I would imagine. |
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Acer Aspire One 532G is the first netbook that use Nvidia Optimus technology with 2 graphics cards in it. By using Nvidia Optimus technology, the use of graphics cards will be adjusted to the application being used, so it will makes Acer Aspire One 532G battery life more long lasting and it can survive for more than 10 hours. Acer Aspire One 532G netbook use Intel Atom N450 as processor, 2 GB of RAM memory, 320 GB hard drive and 10.1-inch screen. Informations of amazing laptops : http://www.onlinenotebook.com/acer-aspire-5738dg-6165.html |