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Packard Bell introduces 10.1 inch and 11.6 inch Dot netbooks

by Brad Linder04/11/200906/07/2011 7 Comments on Packard Bell introduces 10.1 inch and 11.6 inch Dot netbooks

The reports of the Packard Bell Dot netbook’s death appear to have been mildly exaggerated. I reported back in March that Packard Bell was pulling the plug on its 8.9 inch version of the Dot, a netbook which is little more than a rebranded Acer Aspire One anyway (Acer owns the Packard Bell brand). But […]

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Packard Bell kills the Dot netbook

by Brad Linder03/10/200907/08/2011 4 Comments on Packard Bell kills the Dot netbook

Packard Bell is pulling the plug on its Dot netbook, which is basically just a rebranded version of an Acer Aspire One with an 8.9 inch display. Packard Bell is owned by Acer, and Acer has been busy introducing netbooks with 10 inch screens, so I’m not surprised to see Packard Bell kill off the […]

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Packard Bell Dot takes on Europe

by Brad Linder11/20/200807/10/2015 4 Comments on Packard Bell Dot takes on Europe

Packard Bell’s Dot netbook, which bears a striking resemblance to the Acer Aspire One (which makes sense since Acer owns Packard Bell) is popping up throughout Europe. Trusted Reviews notes that the Dot will be available in the UK in January for ÂŁ299. Meanwhile, Blogeee reports that the Dot is already listed at French retailer […]

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More info on Packard Bell’s netbook

by Brad Linder09/23/200807/10/2015 3 Comments on More info on Packard Bell’s netbook

A few days ago I mentioned that Packard Bell is putting out a netbook. Packard Bell was recently acquired by Acer, which probably explains why the netbook looks a lot like the Acer Aspire One. Thanks to Cloudbook UMPC and Eee PC.net we now have a slightly better picture of the Packard Bell dot (PDF […]

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