Acer’s Aspire One D257 attempts to send ripples through MWC
Despite its wide variety of tablets , Acer’s already told us of its plans to push forward with its Aspire One netbooks, and the new D257 is all the proof we need of that. At this point, we don’t know much about the latest 10.1-inch netbook, except that it does have one funky lid. It looks like a stone was dropped smack in the middle of the O in the Aspire One logo to create a ripple-like effect, and it’s more than just an interesting paint job — the plastic has actually been molded. It’s a noteworthy design move, but we’ve never really been big fans of the huge logo in the first place. We were actually hoping Acer would nix it after the AO521 . Spec-wise, Notebook Italia is reporting it will be powered by Intel’s dual-core Atom N570 or N550 processors and the placard on display at MWC said that it will dual-boot Windows 7 Starter and Android. Ironically, the model on hand wouldn’t boot at all, but we’ll be listening out for an official announcement on this one. Gallery: Acer’s Aspire One D257 hands-on Acer’s Aspire One D257 attempts to send ripples through MWC originally appeared on Engadget on Fri, 18 Feb 2011 14:14:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds . Permalink
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Acer’s Aspire One D257 attempts to send ripples through MWC
Despite its wide variety of tablets , Acer’s already told us of its plans to push forward with its Aspire One netbooks, and the new D257 is all the proof we need of that. At this point, we don’t know much about the latest 10.1-inch netbook, except that it does have one funky lid. It looks like a stone was dropped smack in the middle of the O in the Aspire One logo to create a ripple-like effect, and it’s more than just an interesting paint job — the plastic has actually been molded. It’s a noteworthy design move, but we’ve never really been big fans of the huge logo in the first place. We were actually hoping Acer would nix it after the AO521 . Spec-wise, Notebook Italia is reporting it will be powered by Intel’s dual-core Atom N570 or N550 processors and the placard on display at MWC said that it will dual-boot Windows 7 Starter and Android. Ironically, the model on hand wouldn’t boot at all, but we’ll be listening out for an official announcement on this one. Gallery: Acer’s Aspire One D257 hands-on Acer’s Aspire One D257 attempts to send ripples through MWC originally appeared on Engadget on Fri, 18 Feb 2011 14:14:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds . Permalink
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