Acer officially launches the new Revo 100 home theater PC that features the Acer clear.fi, an application that runs on your home network that automatically discovers all your computing device content, whether home based or mobile, as well as Internet for the ultimate home entertainment experience. The device has a slim profile and elegant design. Nicely concealed within its lean body is the innovative RevoPad, a dual-mode wireless touchpad, which can be a touch keyboard for easy typing or a large multi-gesture touchpad. The Acer Revo 100 is powered by AMD Athlon II Neo dual

Acer Japan launches its new Aspire AZ3750-A34D all-in-one desktop PC. The 21.5-inch PC is powered by Intel’s Core i3-550 3.2GHz processor, 4GB of RAM, 500GB hard drive and integrated graphics. It also packs a DVD SuperMulti burner and multi-in-one card reader. The Acer AZ3750-A34D supports WiFi 802.11b/g/n, Gigabit Ethernet LAN. It will be released on 3 December for about 69,800 Yen. [impress]

At Acer’s Global press event, Acer introduces the ICONIA dual-screen tablet notebook with all-point multi-touch functionality. The ICONIA is like a bigger version of Toshiba’s dual7-inch Libretto W100, boasting two bigger 14-inch glossy touchscreens with 10 finger multi-touch. The notebook is the world’s 10 finger multi-touch dual-screen notebook. Both screens are of 14-inch and feature 1366×768 resolution, LED-backlit and Gorilla Glass for scratch and fingerprint resistant. Acer’s ICONIA dual-screen notebook is powered by choice of Intel’s Core i5-480M, i5-560M or

Acer has introduced its next generation smartphone with a dual personality which makes it a tablet and smartphone at the same time. With a large 4.8″ widescreen of 21:9 aspect ratio, this Android powered device gives you excellent browsing and visual experience. Designed slightly curvy, the full metal body exemplifies perfection in visual appeal as well as safe portability. The 8 megapixel camera on the rear is assisted with an LED Flash to give you clear pictures and 720p HD videos. The 2MP front camera enables high quality IP video calling. Giving you the complete tablet

Acer has just announced its new HS244HQ, which is said to be the first on the market to deliver Full HD 3D imagery via HDMI 3D connectivity (probably referring to HDMI 1.4) for enhanced stereoscopic entertainment and learning. Not only does it connects to your PC, you can also use it with Blu-ray player for 3D movie and set-top box for 3D TV broadcasting. The 23.6-inch Acer HS244HQ features 1920x1080p Full HD resolution, 12,000,000:1 contrast ratio, 120Hz refresh rate, which is essential for creating the 3D effect, and a response time of just 2ms. As part of Acer’s

Acer officially introduces in the UK the Liquid Metal, its latest Android smartphone. Powered by the new SnapDragon 7230 800MHz processor like the T-Mobile G2, the Liquid Metal runs Android 2.2 OS. Looks a bit like its predecessor, the Liquid and Liquid e, this Metal phone has a more curvy design and gets solid and resistant steel casing with a chrome trim. The Liquid Metal has a 3.6-inch capacitive touchscreen; a 5 Megapixel camera with 720p video recording, LED flash, image stabilizer, and facial and smile recognition; WiFi and support for HSDPA network. The phone feature the

Acer’s Liquid Metal handset had given us a sneak peek of itself, but features were not forthcoming as yet. It seems like Acer isn’t prepared to give away more by way of leaks and the company has made the device official in the UK. Belonging to the league of the latest Acer smartphones, the device sports a 3.6-inch display and runs Android 2.2 Froyo.  Under the hood is a 800MHz Qualcomm 7230 processor, and the phone will support 802.11n WiFi, 14.4Mbps HSDPA and DLNA/UPnP streaming support. Acer has made it clear that the latest device from its stables is aimed at the user

Just if you didn’t know, Acer is the world’s second largest tablet PC maker by shipments after Hewlett-Packard Co. This means that Acer can afford to persist with its own creations in the market and tablet PC is one of those. The first lineage of Acer PC Tablets will be launched in the New York City on November 23rd and Acer is confident that these devices will find a market as a second lineage will be launched in the future as well. It is a little complicating to explain what exactly a tablet PC is, but you cannot certainly compare it with an iPad or a Galaxy Tablet-both of

Acer announced its Aspire One Happy series netbook that comes in four hip colors, Candy Pink, Lavender Purple, Lime Green and Hawaii Blue, that transform this netbook into a fashion statement. The Happy netbook also does dual-booting, coming with both Android and Windows 7 OS. The Aspire One Happy is powered by Intel Atom N450 processor, up to 2GB of RAM, integrated GMA 3150 graphics and up to 250GB hard drive. It has a 10.1-inch WSVGA LED-backlit LCD display. The netbook supports WiFi and includes built-in multi-in-one card reader and webcam. [acer]

Microsoft’s CEO, Steve Ballmer was recently addressing an audience at the London School of Economics and the most interesting part of his speech was Windows 7 tablets. Ballmer mentioned that the tablets powered by the ‘best ever’ Microsoft OS will be seen this Christmas. It is confusing whether these tablets would be merely announced or retailed in the holiday season and Ballmer’s statement doesn’t clarify this doubt Ballmer did sound confident about the tablet development, but again, there is no clarification as to who will eventually end up manufacturing Windows 7