The Taiwanese company Acer has introduced a portable two touchscreens and unveiled plans to enter the computer market levels (tablets) from 2011 to compensate for the expected loss of bellows of his successful branch of netbooks.
Its president and CEO, Gianfranco Lanci, I detail the new products and the company's corporate strategy for 2011 at a conference. One of the main changes are the first, mortal gold, three levels of touch screen computers (known as "tablets"), which works with Windows, the Microsoft operating system like Android, the Google-designed for mobile devices, and will go to market in 2011. The company plans to launch the first (equipped with Windows and a screen of 10.1 inches) in February and the next two (with Android and 7 and 10.1 inches) in April. Acer joins the, cheap aika gold, nascent PC market levels, inaugurated by the Apple iPad April in the field hoping to win to keep their accounts will resent the expected stagnation in sales of low-cost notebooks known as netbooks . According to data provided during the press conference, the world has already sold about 19 million computers and is expected levels in 2011 are sold around, ffxiv gil, 54.8 million. The figure could reach 208 million in 2014.
With two screens tactilesAdemas, Acer announced the launch of Iconium, an amazing notebook consists of two 14-inch touch screens each merging the attractions of the "tablets" and multimedia phones with 3G connection with the notebooks tradicionales.Este computer-like traditional notebooks hinge allows the use of the screens as a keyboard (which is, final fantasy 14 gil, virtual), but also used both as independent displays, and even a window can be maximized to fill the two.
Acer also announced it plans to create a virtual store of applications called "Alive" and which will sell software for its devices. In the field of mobile telephony, the Taiwanese firm reported the launch of a smartphone with a 4.8 inch screen and Android operating system. To manage and share digital content stored by each user, Acer also announced the creation of Clear.fi, a platform that integrates the information accumulated in the various devices on a single network to access them all regardless of the equipment use.