Acer might be better known for all of its consumer products, but it definitely maintains a presence on the professional IT market, as proven by its newest desktops featuring the USFF and SFF form factor.The desktop systems on the professional market put emphasis on different things that the ones for consumers.While ... |
4 May 2011
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Acer, the world's third largest vendor of personal computer systems, has announced today the official debut of its latest Veriton desktop system, the Veriton Z280G-EA271CP, now available in the U.S. commercial market. Built as an all-in-one PC, the new model has been designed as an alternative to some of the oth... |
25 August 2009
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Acer, the world's third largest PC vendor, has announced today the introduction of the new Veriton N260G-U2802CP nettop computer system in the United States. The new desktop computer system has been specifically designed to meet the performance and power requirements of professional users. The system is based on... |
18 August 2009
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After having successfully launched its highly anticipated NVIDIA Ion-based nettop, the Aspire Revo, Acer continues to expand its desktop PC lineup with the introduction of yet another nettop that looks to capitalize on the design features of its predecessor. According to some recent details on the Internet, the PC ve... |
13 July 2009
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After having released its latest portable computer systems, Acer America, the world's third largest vendor of computer systems, has announced today that its popular Veriton line of business desktops has now been enhanced with new design features meant to boost overall productivity. Ranging from better cooling to... |
16 April 2009
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Acer has recently launched a new desktop computer system that could rival many of those small-sized, low-power and low-priced nettops, in terms of pricing. However, the Veriton X270 comes fairly close to a fully fledged desktop PC, thanks to the support it provides for Intel's Core 2 Duo processors and discrete ... |
27 March 2009
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