Monday, January 9, 2012

Acer at CES 2012

Aspire S5



  • World's thinnest ultrabook
  • 15mm maximum thickness
  • 13.3" LCD
  • Intel Core processor
  • SSD
  • Acer Instant On
  • Thunderbolt, USB 3.0, HDMI
  • Q2 2012

Iconia A700




  • 10.1" FullHD display (1920 x 1200)
  • Quad core Tegra 3 running at 1.3GHz
  • Android 4.0 Icecream Sandwich
  • HDMI, microSD, Bluetooth
  • Q2 2012 release, no detail on price

Aspire Timeline Ultra

  • 8 hours of battery
  • Acer Instant On
  • Intel Core processors
  • SSD/HHD storage
  • Dolby Home Theatre
  • HDMI, USB 3.0
  • Q1 2012
AcerCloud service

What is AcerCloud service? The answer is simple. It is Acer's implementation of Apple iCloud. You can store/share pictures, documents and multimedia on/from the cloud. 

PicStream: 
  1. Store and share pictures
  2. Pics taken on the phone are streamed to PCs and other devices via clear.fi 
  3. Photos in PCs will be store permanently while those on other devices will have access for 30 days. Can be either downloded to these devices to store permanently or lose access after 30 days.
AcerCloud Docs:
  1. Save sales docs on a PC and the docs are streamed to other devices
  2. Accessibility is similar to that of PicStream
The following images explain how the sharing/storing works:



Acer Inc. President Jim Wong stated, "AcerCloud not only provides the simplicity and efficiency when accessing and sharing data, but it's also free with a new Acer PC and gives our users peace-of-mind, knowing that their data is safely transferred in a personal cloud space."

AcerCloud service will be launched in Q2 2012.

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