Acer America today expanded its industry-leading line of Aspire One netbooks to include dual-core processing power. Leading with the new Aspire One AOD255, this mobile powerhouse delivers Intel Atom dual-core processing power in an ultra-thin design for enhanced mobile performance. Additionally, the updated Aspire One AO721 and AO521 were designed for mobile entertainment, featuring AMD Athlon II Neo processors, excellent connectivity and high-definition graphics.
These new netbook lines are packed with powerful features and performance to boost productivity and battery life for highly mobile consumers. Featuring the latest Intel dual-core technology for netbooks, the Acer Aspire One AOD255 includes the new Intel® Atom™ N550 processor, which provides consumers with more responsiveness while surfing the Internet remotely. It also brings advanced DDR3 memory support in a lightweight and compact mobile computer. Additional Aspire One AOD255 models support single-core Intel® Atom N450 processors.
Designed for all day mobility and connectivity, the Aspire One AOD255 netbook features the latest Intel® technology with the Intel Atom N550 dual-core processor, integrated Intel graphics, up to 8 hours of battery life(1) and fast Wi-Fi connectivity. All this power and functionality comes in a package that is only 1-inch thin and weighs just over 2-1/2 pounds.Supporting power savings and longer battery life, the Aspire One AOD255 has a 10.1-inch CrystalBrite™ LED-backlit display that saves 22.2 percent power compared with other netbook displays(2) and offers an optimal viewing experience. Further enhancing the product’s usability, it has a keyboard that is 93 percent of a standard size keyboard for convenient for typing on the go.
To remain connected, the netbook features 802.11 b/g/n Wi-Fi CERTIFIED™ and fast Ethernet LAN connectivity. For further communications needs, the line is equipped with a built-in 1.3 Megapixel HD Webcam, delivering smooth video streaming and high quality images for online chats and video conferences. A built-in digital microphone conveys superior voice quality, keeping background noise levels low and minimizing echoes. Rounding out its feature set, the AOD255 comes with 1GB of DDR3 memory and a large 250GB internal hard drive to store plenty of digital albums, music and documents. It also includes Windows® 7 Starter and Microsoft® Office Starter 2010, offering the latest software with the familiarity and compatibility of Windows. The Aspire One AOD255 comes in a variety of colors to fit anyone’s style – red, black, brown and aquamarine.
Designed for ultra-portability and high-def entertainment, the Acer Aspire One AO721 and Aspire One AO521 netbooks feature powerful AMD Athlon™ II Neo processors, high-definition ATI Radeon™ graphics, ample memory, large hard drives and LED-backlit displays. The AO721 and AO521 utilize AMD Athlon II Neo K125 processors, designed to deliver balanced performance for multiple applications while saving power. With the powerful ATI Radeon HD 4225 Graphics with 384MB of dedicated system memory, Aspire One users are well-equipped for mobile performance whether surfing the Internet, playing games, watching videos or working. Additionally, the netbooks offer HDMI™ connectivity for enjoying high-definition entertainment on large external displays.
The Aspire One AO721 has a high-definition 11.6-inch CrystalBrite™ LED-backlit display with true cinematic 16:9 aspect ratio, delivering an optimal viewing experience. Sleek and portable at less than one-inch thin and about three pounds in weight, the Aspire One AO721 boasts a full-sized keyboard, enabling more accurate and comfortable typing. The Aspire One AO721 is equipped with a full 2GB of DDR3 memory and up to 250GB internal hard drive, providing plenty of storage space for mobile enthusiasts. It also comes with Windows® 7 Home Premium and nearly six hours of battery life for easy productivity.
The ultra-mobile Aspire One AO521 features a 10.1-inch CrystalBrite LED-backlit display, offering a broad viewing area for web navigation and entertainment enjoyment. Just shy of one-inch thin and about 2.75 pounds, it is still packed with features. The 1GB of DDR3 memory and 160GB internal hard drive offer plenty of media storage. The Aspire One AO521 comes equipped with Windows 7 Starter and delivers up to six hours of battery life.
Ringing up at an aggressive $329.99, the 2.2-pound D255 looks almost identical to the D260 The single-core version will go for $269.99, but we do have to say that shelling out that additional $50 for that extra core does buy you slightly faster performance.
Via :engadget.com
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