This afternoon, Acer Japan has decided to unveil its new UMPC powered by a ATOM, the Aspire One. Available in white or black, the Aspire One board an N270 Atom processor (1.60 GHz), 1GB of RAM (512MB on board), a screen 8.9 “WSVGA with backlit by LED lighting, a Webcam 0.3Mpix , 120GB HDD, Wifi B / G, a memory card reader, an Ethernet port for only 1.1 kg and a size of 249×170x29mm. Despite its beautiful design, it looks like many PC already turning on ATOM … Esperons therefore that the next UMPC ATOM bring something new.

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Today Acer has introduced breadbox-sized X1200 desktop in the market. Acer gave the US a rare minute addition to its Aspire desktop schedule. The X1200 is just in excess of a foot long at its largest dimension but fits in desktop machinery and expansion that would normally be unreasonable in its size. Up to a 2.6GHz Athlon 64 X2 is complemented by a GeForce 8200 for incorporated graphics as well as a PCI Express 2.0 slot that allows devoted video or other peripherals. Every system also fits 4GB of memory.

The all-black chassis also finds room for expansion that is left out even on larger systems, including a total of nine USB ports on the front and back, a 14-in-1 card reader, and FireWire.

Acer is distribution three dissimilar trim levels depending on tastes. A base edition ships with a 2.5GHz Athlon 64 X2, a 320GB hard drive, a DVD burner, and Windows Vista Home Premium in 64-bit form for $450; upgrading to the 2.6GHz processor adds $10 to the price, while a version of the same system with a 22-inch LCD and a 500GB drive boosts the price to $700.

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The next Monday Acer convenes a press conference in Madrid in the same place where he has presented the Asus Eee… sumale the latest rumor of Acer Aspire One and the banner of the call clearly “want one?” One… !

On Monday ladies and gentlemen, at about 11 am, revealing the secret (insert here one side supersonriente a lover of ultraportatiles!).