Acer Aspire One D250 unboxing video

Android is definitely going from strength to strength finding its way on to ever more mobile phones from different manufacturers and other products such as the Archos 5 portable media player. Now, with the release of the Aspire One D250 we’re starting to see Android on netbooks too!

We’ve been reviewing quite a few laptops and netbooks lately and you may have seen the title of this post and thought I’m sure that tracyandmatt have reviewed the Aspire One already!?

However the model we are looking at here is one of the newer ones, released at the end of last year.

There are so many of these small form factor laptops/netbooks available now one is pretty much spoilt for choice and it’s often a difficult decision to make. Manufacturers are having to come up with new ways to make their own models stand out from the crowd so perhaps Acer have achieved this by making the Aspire One D250 run Android as well as Windows?!

Our Aspire One D250 review is underway but for now take a look at the unboxing and quick demo video below for a taster.

Acer Aspire One D250 specification:

• Intel Atom CPU @ 1600 Mhz
• Intel GMA 950 grpahics
• Windows XP Home & Android
• 10.1" LCD screen 1024 X 600 pixels
• Bluetooth (optional)
• Integrated 3G modem (optional)
• Ethernet 10/100
• Line-out / Headphone (3.5mm)
• MIC-in
• Multi-format card reader
• USB2.0 (x3)
• VGA connector
• WiFi 802.11b/g
• 0.3mp Webcam
• 1024 MB RAM
• 160 GB hard disk
• 24.4 (Wh) Battery
• Weight: 1106gm / 39 oz.
• Size (w/h/d): 259 x 183 x 25mm

Posted by: Matt