Packard Bell iMax mini, dot s, and dot m in UK
Packard Bell, which is owned by Acer, and produces its own models under the brand on the European market, they will present an Acer AspireRevo nettop in UK called iMax mini. Recall, Acer Aspire Revo is the first PC-based platform for Nvidia Ion, which includes the Intel Atom processor and NVIDIA GeForce graphics. iMax mini reportedly will be based on Intel Atom N230 processor and fitted with 2 GB of RAM, 250 GB hard disk, 6 USB ports, HDMI connectors, and VGA.
In all likelihood, the Packard Bell nettop will be other opportunities, a statement to AspireRevo, for example, support for wireless Wi-Fi (802.11 b / g or draft-N). iMax mini will be supplied with the game controller, and Packard Bell is planning to position this nettop as a competitor for the Nintendo Wii console. The cost of new items will start from £249 (about $ 395.5).
In addition, “dot s” netbook with 10.1-inch display and “dot m” netbook 11.6-inch will appear in UK, this July. Dot s netbook specification is fairly standard for this class of devices: Intel Atom N280 Processor, 1 GB of RAM and 160 GB hard drive. Also they announced an embedded 3G modem, but probably not in all configurations. The price of dot s in the UK will also start from £249 ($ 395.5). Dot m model is based on Acer Aspire One 751. This is a big netbook with the 11.6-inch display standard. It is based on the AMD Athlon L1110 CPU, equipped with up to 2 GB of RAM and 320 GB hard disk. Packard Bell also notes that the forthcoming version netbook based on Intel. The device will also have 3G modem. The price of dot m at the base configuration will be £349 (about $ 554).
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Packard Bell intros Ion-based iMax mini nettop, non-Ion dot netbooks
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