Acer Unveils AspireRevo Nettop
Acer announced the extremely compact AspireRevo R3610-U9012.
This "one-liter nettop" is a small and energy-efficient computer that
is about the size of a book. The AspireRevo R3610-U9012 features NVIDIA ION graphics
and Microsoft DirectX, enabling you to view 1080p HD movies and play DirectX 10
games.
The AspireRevo R3610-U9012 is powered by a dual-core Intel Atom 330 processor. It comes with high-definition audio support, a 160GB SATA hard drive, and 2GB DDR2 memory. One of the unique features of the Acer AspireRevo is its ability to attach to a TV or LCD for additional space savings. When connected to a TV for instance, the AspireRevo can provide a small and capable PC in the living room.
Connectivity features of the AspireRevo R3610-U9012 include Gigabyte Ethernet and 802.11b/g/n wireless as well as an HDMI port, eSATA port, VGA port, and multi-in-1 digital media card reader.
The Acer AspireRevo R3610-U9012 Nettop is available for a MSRP of $329.99.
Ultra-sleek, dark blue and about the size of a book, this space-saving and quiet computer makes it an easy fit for any room in the house. It can be used as a fully functional home office PC or as a multimedia hub for casual gaming when connected to an LCD or television.
Featuring NVIDIA® ION™ supporting NVIDIA CUDA technology and Microsoft DirectX, the AspireRevo enables users to watch 1080p HD movies, play DirectX® 10 games, and enjoy the 3D capabilities of Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium.
The AspireRevo is fueled by the low power, dual-core Intel® Atom™ 330 processor, designed distinctly for nettops and netbooks and ideal for social networking, VoIP, email, browsing and other online activities. The ultra-low-power consumption processor combined with optimized component placement reduces overall system noise for a comfortable, quiet environment.
“The AspireRevo is a practical and highly adaptable nettop for the home - powerful enough to take on games but so thin, it can be neatly hidden from view,” said Susan Hu, Desktop Product Manager for Acer America. “It’s also energy-efficient and quiet. Quite simply, AspireRevo provides a pleasant visual experience for enjoying digital photography, HD videos and even casual games, in a surprisingly compact device.”
Already compact, Acer AspireRevo can easily attach to a TV or LCD, to provide additional space savings. Via a special mounting system, it can connect to the back of an LCD or TV panel with a VESA attachment, offering an all-in-one capability. Connected to a large flat panel TV, AspireRevo gives families a small, quiet and fully capable PC in the living area or den for viewing digital photos and videos, videoconferencing and casual gaming with friends and family.
The screw-free design and small size minimize material and packing usage. Leveraging the ultra-low-consumption processor, it saves power and meets Energy Star® guidelines.
The system also comes with high-definition audio support, a large 160GB SATA hard drive and 2GB DDR2 memory that enables good performance for a wide range of applications.
Although the nettop is small, it comes with all the essential connectivity features. Offering a plethora of ports, the AspireRevo R3610 can connect to an array of digital devices. Gigabyte Ethernet and 802.11b/g/n wireless provide a fast network connection, while the HDMI™ port replicates full HD video.
Pricing, Availability
and Specifications
The Acer® AspireRevo R3610-U9012 nettop is available in the U.S. via leading online technology retailers.
Acer AspireRevo R3610-U9012 Nettop Available for a MSRP of $329.99:
The AspireRevo R3610-U9012 is powered by a dual-core Intel Atom 330 processor. It comes with high-definition audio support, a 160GB SATA hard drive, and 2GB DDR2 memory. One of the unique features of the Acer AspireRevo is its ability to attach to a TV or LCD for additional space savings. When connected to a TV for instance, the AspireRevo can provide a small and capable PC in the living room.
Connectivity features of the AspireRevo R3610-U9012 include Gigabyte Ethernet and 802.11b/g/n wireless as well as an HDMI port, eSATA port, VGA port, and multi-in-1 digital media card reader.
The Acer AspireRevo R3610-U9012 Nettop is available for a MSRP of $329.99.
Acer Delivers AspireRevo Nettop to the U.S.
Tiny One-Liter Nettop Provides a Brilliant Visual Experience for Digital Hobbies and Casual Gaming for Just $329.99
IRVINE, Calif., Oct. 16, 2009 – Acer, the third largest vendor in the PC market, today announced that AspireRevo R3610-U9012, an extremely compact, one-liter nettop, is now available for consumers in the U.S. This nettop is small, energy-efficient and packs enough power to serve as an entertainment center for the entire family.Ultra-sleek, dark blue and about the size of a book, this space-saving and quiet computer makes it an easy fit for any room in the house. It can be used as a fully functional home office PC or as a multimedia hub for casual gaming when connected to an LCD or television.
Featuring NVIDIA® ION™ supporting NVIDIA CUDA technology and Microsoft DirectX, the AspireRevo enables users to watch 1080p HD movies, play DirectX® 10 games, and enjoy the 3D capabilities of Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium.
The AspireRevo is fueled by the low power, dual-core Intel® Atom™ 330 processor, designed distinctly for nettops and netbooks and ideal for social networking, VoIP, email, browsing and other online activities. The ultra-low-power consumption processor combined with optimized component placement reduces overall system noise for a comfortable, quiet environment.
“The AspireRevo is a practical and highly adaptable nettop for the home - powerful enough to take on games but so thin, it can be neatly hidden from view,” said Susan Hu, Desktop Product Manager for Acer America. “It’s also energy-efficient and quiet. Quite simply, AspireRevo provides a pleasant visual experience for enjoying digital photography, HD videos and even casual games, in a surprisingly compact device.”
Already compact, Acer AspireRevo can easily attach to a TV or LCD, to provide additional space savings. Via a special mounting system, it can connect to the back of an LCD or TV panel with a VESA attachment, offering an all-in-one capability. Connected to a large flat panel TV, AspireRevo gives families a small, quiet and fully capable PC in the living area or den for viewing digital photos and videos, videoconferencing and casual gaming with friends and family.
The screw-free design and small size minimize material and packing usage. Leveraging the ultra-low-consumption processor, it saves power and meets Energy Star® guidelines.
The system also comes with high-definition audio support, a large 160GB SATA hard drive and 2GB DDR2 memory that enables good performance for a wide range of applications.
Although the nettop is small, it comes with all the essential connectivity features. Offering a plethora of ports, the AspireRevo R3610 can connect to an array of digital devices. Gigabyte Ethernet and 802.11b/g/n wireless provide a fast network connection, while the HDMI™ port replicates full HD video.
The Acer® AspireRevo R3610-U9012 nettop is available in the U.S. via leading online technology retailers.
Acer AspireRevo R3610-U9012 Nettop Available for a MSRP of $329.99:
- Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium
- Intel® Atom™ 330 Processor (1.6GHz)
- Integrated NVIDIA® ION™ Graphics Solution
- 2GB DDR2 SDRAM Memory
- 160GB SATA Hard Drive(2)
- Six USB 2.0 Ports (Two Front, Four Back)
- HDMI Port
- eSATA Port
- VGA Port
- Multi-in-1 Digital Media Card Reader
- 802.11b/g/Draft-N Wireless
- Gigabit Ethernet
- Wireless Keyboard and Mouse
- USB Stereo Speakers
- High-Definition Headphone and Microphone Jacks
Comments
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Not a bad little system for $329.99! I would definitely recommend it over an all-in-one, even though some of the specs are weaker than those we've seen recently. |
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Ahh yes, but the screen would have to be separately purchased. At $330, this would be a better alternative. Or you could just hookup your desktop to your TV. |
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We have a few of them at BBY... Its a cool little computer.... |
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>> but the screen would have to be separately purchased. That's the big plus, in my book. I've had decent monitors last 5 to 10 years (never skimp on the piece you're going to be looking at every day). You could replace the computer many times in that same timeframe. |
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