Acer

Acer Unleashes a Huge Lineup at IFA 2017!

Acer has been very, very busy at IFA 2017. They announced quite the lineup of products, so if you use anything remotely electronic there’s probably something there for you. (And if you don’t use anything electronic, please let me know in the comments how and why you’re reading this!)



Looks Like Acer Is Making the Desktop More Functional with Their Aspire C Series

Announced this week, Acer is attempting to make All-In-One PCs more affordable with their Aspire C Series Starting at $449.99, the Aspire C Series by Acer come in two models: 23.8- and 21.5 full HD display. The ergonomic desktop line will tout awesome aesthetics and a .31-inch bezel that allows you to fully immerse yourself in the viewing area and eliminate the borders. Acer is making their mark attempting to make their computers more ergonomic friendly by giving the user chassis that tile from -5 to 20 degrees, making it one of the best desktop to find a comfortable angle to watch a film on a…





Review: Acer Iconia Tab A100 7″ with Android Honeycomb – Everything Right & Wrong with Android Tablets

Recently the Acer Iconia A100 Android tablet went on sale, and I have had a couple of weeks to play around with one and formulate some opinions. Dan also grabbed one, and we had been chatting about the Iconia back and forth until he returned his. Even before I got the A100 there were a few things I had read about it that were troubling, and other things that had me quite excited! I wanted to document some of the great things about the tablet and latest version of the Android OS … and some things that make the moniker…


Loading Windows 7 on an Acer Aspire One D150 is a snap – once you know the secret

My friend Mark contacted me via GTalk video chat three days ago to test out his new Acer Aspire One that he purchased for $349 at Costco. I was so impressed that he was able to connect and video chat without difficulty on a Netbook that cost so little that I immediately ordered one for myself on Amazon. Last night I put Windows 7 Release Candidate on the machine by creating a bootable USB drive (I used a 16GB drive – instructions here – that I bought for $35 from Staples). The USB thumb drive was the easiest way for…