Let's take a quick look at the latest Acer product launches.
The design and features of the UL80Vt are very good, but what if you don't want to spend $820, and what if you don't have a need for discrete graphics? If you're interested in some other options, Acer might have what you're after. It uses a Core 2 Duo SU7300 CPU overclocked to 1.73GHz by default, plus giving users the option to switch between discrete and integrated graphics. We recently looked at ASUS' latest foray into the mobile world, the "UnLimited" UL80Vt. We don't have time to cover every laptop/netbook launch, but the more information we have to pass along, the better informed we can keep our readers. And if you're a PR representative from a different manufacturer and you have product information, send me an email. These blogs are not reviews, since we don't have hardware, but we'll try to cover the important details and let you know what we think of the various laptops. Our intention going forward is to do more blogs on product announcements, letting you know what new items might be worth a look… or perhaps which ones you should skip. (Ed: This blog may be a bit long, but we'll try to do them more often going forward so we can keep it short.)
For that matter, just about every laptop manufacturer out there has new laptops sporting Windows 7, but we're going to start our coverage of mobile press releases with Acer since they were kind enough to send us the pertinent details. Acer recently launched some updated laptops with Windows 7.
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