Acer Aspire Timeline 1810T With Windows 7 announced; new Aspire 1810TZ unveiled

The Acer Timeline 1810T will soon be refreshed with in the US with Windows 7, which will be launched on October 22. There are two Timeline models related to this: 1810T and 1810TZ.

Specs: Intel ULV SU7300, Windows 7 Home Premiu, 11.6-inch display, 1366×768 resolution, 4GB RAM, Intel GMA 4500MHD graphics, WiFi b/g/n, Bluetooth 2.1+EDR, 3 USB 2.0 ports, HDMI and card reader. It also features a multi-touch touchpad and 6-cell 5600mAh battery which should give you 6-8 hours of runtime (depending on the usage).

So, what is the difference between the 1810T and 1810TZ? The 1810T has a 320GB 5400rpm HDD and Dolby Sound Room and is priced at $599. On the other hand, we have the 1810TZ which has a 500GB, HD Webcam , 2nd Generation Dolby Sound Room and costs $200 more, making the final cost to be $799.

Colors available: Diamond Black, Sapphire Blue, Brushed Aluminum and Espresso. Read the review of Aspire 1810T

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Acer Apsire AOD250 and Aspire AO751H now on sale in North America

Acer has recently made available two new netbooks which were launched in Asia few days back, Aspire One AO75 and AOD250. The 11.6-inch Aspire One AO75 is available for an affordable price of $379.99 and AOD250 is available at $298.99 price tag.

The AO751H is a hybrid of netbook and notebook. It has the size and feel of a full feature notebook, but lacks a powerful processor and a DVD drive.

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Sharp PC-NJ70A Netbook is different from other netbooks – Features LCD in its Trackpad!

Remember the Sharp Mebius netbook that we mentioned a couple of days back? Well, some new details have emerge about it, something that makes it very different from the other netbooks in the market. It features an LCD trackpad.

About the Trackpad

Contrary to what you must be thinking about its utility, it features multi-touch too. Looks like engineers at Sharp took some thoughts from the Apple’s book. The resolution of the trackpad is really notable: 854 x 480. That is more than the one found on the early EEEs! (700 series). The brightness is automatically adjusted. The LCD on the trackpad can also be used as a second LCD and its resolution is not too bad for running programs. However, you will to squint your eyes to read the text.

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