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Acer Aspire Revo R3600 nettop PC
#36 | 5:23 |
Wednesday September 30, 2009
Gadget TV
Wednesday September 30, 2009
While ASUS pioneered the "
netbook
" category, it was arguably Acer that perfected it with its Aspire One line. Now, it's leading the way with "nettop
" computers, small, less powerful and less power-hungry PCs that do everything you need to do but not much more. Unless you're editing movies or playing the latest and greatest computer games, nettops are worth a look.Download this episode now
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Acer Aspire Revo R3600
$399.99 to $449.99 as tested
www.acer.com
Specs:
Intel Atom CPU 330 at 1.60 GHz
2 GB DDR2 RAM
160 GB HDD
nVidia Ion graphics
Windows Vista SP1 with free upgrade to Windows 7
- Small, nearly silent PC.
- Six USB ports, though three are taken up by included peripherals right out of the box.
- USB ports are 4x2 with four in the back and two on the front of the machine.
- HDMI or VGA connection.
- eSATA port on the front for very fast data transfer to a compatible external hard drive.
- No optical drive.
- Card slot for SD, MemoryStick and XD memory.
- Can be connected to an HDTV TV or HD PC monitor with the HDMI connection.
- Can be connected to a standard desktop monitor via VGA.
- If used with a desktop PC monitor, the Acer Aspire Revo can be mounted directly to the back of the monitor using VESA standard hardware (included) to become effectively an all-in-one PC.
- There is a pared down offering that has 1 GB of RAM and an 8 GB solid state hard drive for ~$100 less. We'd advise stepping up the the unit as tested.
What's included:
- Wireless keyboard
- Wireless mouse
- Desk stand
- Monitor mounting hardware
- Web cam
- 4x AAA batteries form wireless peripherals
- Power adapter
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