Acer plans 11.6-inch netbook

In recent weeks, Acer has quietly introduced a range of new systems Netbook, including the d250 and Aspire One 531, which have been designed with a 10-inch display. But according to some information obtained recently from Internet, the PC vendor's intention to bring a small system which will be driven by an Atom processor. The Aspire One is 751, but will have a larger 11.6-inch LED-backlit display, capable of a higher resolution of 1366 768 pixels. With the new version, Acer want to add diversity to a market currently dominated by 10-inch and 9-inch netbooks.

Although the system has not yet officially announced, some of its technical specifications have already been made available on the Internet. According to a recent news article at bit-tech, the Aspire One 751 is a combination of a Netbook, and portable real, which gives users the ability to provide Intel'z 1.33 GHz Z520 or Z530 processor 1.6GHz. The system is based on the now familiar chip Intel GMA500 and will have a three-cell battery, giving users approximately four hours of driving. There will also be an opportunity for a higher 6-cell battery, for those seeking a more reliable Netbook.

Unfortunately, as with the other new Aspire One netbooks, we have many details on pricing or availability, but when it is released, it will certainly provide the users with a Windows operating system. A version of Linux may be available, but have not yet confirmed.

Given the number of new models Netbook Acer have prepared for the current year, we can say that the company has taken inspiration from ASUS, which is known for its wide range of Eee PC netbooks. But it may affect the sale of the company in a bad way, since users may be confused with the large number of configuration options.