Acer's new Ferrari notebooks
Acer has unleashed two notebooks which sport the speed and break-through technologies of Ferraris.If at all you are thinking of these laptops to be reasonably priced then you should wake up and consider the fact these laptops would bear the Ferrari print. But they use technology pioneered in the world of Formula One racing, including the carbon-fiber casing that makes for a chic yet durable frame. Under the lid, we have quite a impressive array of specs. A dual core AMD Turion 64 X2 processor which uses 64-bit architecture so it would go well along with Windows Vista. The Ferrari 1000 features a 12.1-inch widescreen display with a built-in 1.3-megapixel webcam, while the Ferrari 5000 desktop replacement with connectivity options like Bluetooh VoIP phone and webcam.The Ferrari 5000 notebook is the ultimate expression of performance and style, combining Acer’s ultra-modern design philosophy with ground-breaking dual-core mobile technology in the ultimate expression of performance and style.
Definitely the sexy color options include the hot red and classy black. The Ferrari 1000 and 5000 will be available for $ 1199 and $ 2299 respectively.
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I'm almost crying reading this...
> A dual core AMD Turion 64 X2 processor which uses 64-bit architecture so it would go well along with Windows Vista.
Sounds like you guys, believe that AMD x86_64 (along with all the rest 64 bit) processors were created specificly to suit 64-bit bit version of supa-cool OS windows vista!
Open you eyes my friends. All the "alternative" OS'es go along with x86_64 architecture just fine for more that 3 years now... And only MS is lagging behind working hard on adding more bells and whistles to its product.
Just recently saw some dude, refusing to buy some laptop in compUSA, because it had only MS office 2003 installed, which is "3 years old" and he wanted the most recent version, which obviously has to be 2006.
Now I understand where all those idiots come from - they get all their knowlege at this resource.