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Acer Aspire Revo Ion Nettop
It looks like Acer’s exciting new Aspire Revo Ion based nettop is shipping in Canada. We had a first look at the Revo back in April, and subsequently had a peek under the hood as well.
Here are the specs of the Revo that is shipping from NCIX.com
- Intel Atom N330 1600 MHz Processor
- 160 GB Serial ATA II HDD
- 2GB DDR2 RAM
- NVIDIA ION Graphics Chipset with (VGA D-sub) and HDMI
- Wireless 802.11b/g, Ethernet LAN 10/100
- Four-in-one card reader supporting Secure Digital, Memory Stick, MultiMediaCard (MMC)
- 6x USB2.0 Ports, eSATA, Microphone Jack, Headphone Jack
See the video after the break.
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The insides of the Acer AspireRevo
The Acer AspireRevo is the hottest Nettop around right now. Read on for a full review.
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Acer Aspire Revo Nettop
Yet again, the rumors were (almost) true and even a day earlier than anticipated, Acer is launching what amounts to NVIDIA’s first Ion-based nettop .
The AspireRevo debuts today alongside a plethora of other Acer wares, boasting a 1.6GHz Intel Atom 230 processor, up to 4GB of RAM, up to 250GB of HDD space, a 4-in-1 card reader, HDMI / VGA outputs, gigabit Ethernet, six USB 2.0 sockets, audio in / out, Windows Vista Home Premium / Basic and a svelte black and white enclosure that measures just 7.1- x 7.1- x 1.2-inches. The built-in Ion GPU means that this bugger is completely capable of handling 1080p (and thus, Blu-ray) content, DirectX 10 and even mildly demanding games such as Call of Duty 4 .
Check the full release just past the break.
Acer Nornet Nettop
Acer is reportedly developing a nettop computer that will make use of NVIDIA’s Ion platform and will bundle a low power Intel Atom CPU with a high performing NVIDIA graphics chip. What results should be a low profile, low power computer capable of handling modern video games and even 1080p video.
These nettop computers are sort of like netbookks without displays or keyboards. From the picture, the Acer machine would actually be able to attach to the back of a standard LCD monitor.
No pricing or availability details yet, but we’ll have them as soon as they’re out.
