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Acer Ferrari One now available in the US for $600

I’ve been seeing pictures of the Acer Ferrari One 11.6 inch laptop for so long that I almost didn’t notice that it wasn’t available in the US. But it turns out that it wasn’t… until today. The Ferrai One features a similar keyboard and form factor to Acer’s Timeline series of 11.6 inch laptops. But the Ferrari One has a…

December 9th, 2009, 12:54 pm by Brad Linder | 13 Comments

Acer Ferrari One laptop captured on video

Most of the time when you spot the Ferrari brand name on a product, you can be pretty certain it’s going to cost you a pretty penny. Not that the cars, or souped up computers and other devices that bear the name aren’t worth the money. They generally pack in some features you won’t find on cheaper products. But they’re…

September 14th, 2009, 2:09 pm by Brad Linder | 3 Comments