Acer AspireRevo unboxed

The Acer AspireRevo won’t be available to the public for a few more weeks. But the folks at Engadget got their hands on a pre-production version of the first computer to use NVIDIA’s Ion platform, which bundles a low power Intel Atom CPU with an NVIDIA GPU for improved video and graphics performance.

The model Engadget is testing is still a little buggy. The HDMI output needed to be fiddled with before it would work, for example. But you can’t always judge a finished product based on the pre-release versions sent to gadget blogs for review.

Fore more pictures, head on over to Engadget.

Posted on Friday, April 17th, 2009, 8:47 am by Brad Linder

oddone

Everyone over there seems to be going nuts over Hulu issues…I'll admit to a little bit of trepidation…but maybe I can stream it to the box? Something like tversity..but with support of XBMC?

I'm willing to do a lot to have a box that small attached to the back of my TV.

Also, that esata port. Smart move, I can get a 1TB external with Esata out for less than $100 minus shipping…and for my admittedly meager media usage(Gotta prep for school, doubt I'll be able to follow things like I used to) it's a dream come true. You can bet I'll be watching for reactions to even this early engineering sample quite closely…
oddone

Everyone over there seems to be going nuts over Hulu issues…I'll admit to a little bit of trepidation…but maybe I can stream it to the box? Something like tversity..but with support for XBMC?

I'm willing to do a lot to have a box that small attached to the back of my TV.

Also, that esata port. Smart move, I can get a 1TB external with Esata out for less than $100 minus shipping…and for my admittedly meager media usage(Gotta prep for school, doubt I'll be able to follow things like I used to) it's a dream come true. You can bet I'll be watching for reactions to even this early engineering sample quite closely…

Acer AspireRevo unboxed

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