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Acer unleash new member of their Aspire family
Posted on January 25th, 2011 3 comments
Acer have revealed their new Aspire E100 netbook; a device aimed at the education sector.
The E100 netbook will feature a 250 GB hard drive, 802.11b/g/n WiFi and Blutetooth 2.1 as well as 1 GB of DDR memory. An unspecified Intel Atom processor will power the device.Outwardly, the Aspire E100 has the feel of a standard netbook, but Acer have said the devices will be individually customisable with an option to incorporate the name and logo of the school into the chassis.There will even be a little pocket for students and teachers to attach a name tag to the item; Acer have got everything covered.
The E100 also comes pre-loaded with Acer’s own Classroom Manager software, which gives teachers the ability to interact with their students via a classroom network. Other educational software is also included in the bundle, which European Schoolnet – an initiative that promotes the use of ICT within education – helped to develop.
The good-looking unit is sure to appeal to pupils and educators alike; so much for Acer killing of the netbook in 2011.
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Malcolm Susswein November 14th, 2011 at 17:03