The S5 is said to arrive in Q2 of this year, we don’t have a full spec listing or price information yet, but we do enough information to give you a pretty detailed product overview, also while we are here we will tell you what the guys over at SlashGear had to say about the S5 which they got their hands on a few days ago.

You can see Acer’s official press release here, this reveals that all S5 Ultrabooks will boast Intel Core processors (2nd-gen Core i3, i5 and i7 options we presume), this in turn means that there will be DDR3 RAM options. As for storage it looks like Acer are snubbing hard disk drive technology in favor of solid-state options, that said we wouldn’t be too surprised if some cheaper HDD options arise upon release. We don’t know a great deal about the display, but we can reveal that it has a 13.3-inch diagonal, we have also been promised professionally-tuned Dolby Home Theater v4 audio.

Other specs which we can confirm include 1x HDMI-out, 2 x USB 3.0 ports and 1 x 20 Gbps Thunderbolt, all of which are hidden by Acer’s unique MagicFlip I/O panel, this panel is activated by pressing a button located near the top-right corner of the keyboard it then expands and contracts to reveal/hide these ports. This neat feature not only looks cool but also allows the Ultrabook to be just 15mm thin at it’s thickest point – this undercuts the MacBook Air’s thickest point by 2mm, however at 3 pounds the S5 is a little heavier than the 13-inch MacBook Air. At the bottom of this post we have embedded a video which shows the MagicFlip I/O panel.

When SlashGear tested out the S5 they seemed very impressed by it’s solid build quality and desirable aesthetics, they weren’t amazed by the I/O panel or the keyboard, but ultimately they spotted nothing which put them off too much, however we have to remember that no pricing information has been disclosed just yet.

For more information about the S5 and the features it offers out-of-the-box check the link to Acer’s press release in this post’s third paragraph, do you like the MagicFlip I/O panel feature?

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Now it appears that the company has just announced the Acer Aspire Z5763 All-in-One PC, which according to Chris Davies over at slashgear.com also features 3D. The Z5763 comes with a 23-inch display with a full 1920 x 1080 HD resolution and uses NVIDIA 3D Vision technology.

Just like with the previously announced Z5761, the Acer Aspire Z5763 comes with a choice of processors including the Intel Core i5-2400s, the i5-2500s or the i7-2600s, as well as Intel HD Graphics, NVIDIA GeForce GT440 or GeForce GT435M and an optional hybrid analog/digital TV tuner.

The Z5763 also comes with built-in 5W stereo speakers and a 2-megapixel webcam that’s ideal for keeping in touch with friends and family. Connectivity on the Z5763 includes eight USB 2.0 ports, a multi-format memory card reader, VGA, audio in/out and gigabit Ethernet.

Customers have the option of up to 2TB of RAM and up to 16GB of DDR3 memory. As for the release date and price, the Z5763 will be available in the UK as from Mid-May, with a price tag of £999. Are you looking to buy a new all-in-one PC?

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Now we have news of yet another new product, as the company has just unveiled its Aspire Z5761 all-in-one touch-screen desktop PC. As Chris Davies at slashgear.com recently noted, the Z5761 comes with a choice of processors including an Intel Core i5-2400S, an i5-2500S or a Core i7-2600S.

Along with the integrated Intel HD Graphics, the Aspire Z5761 also has the option of NVIDIA’s GeForce GT440, GT435M and GT420 GPUs and a choice of hybrid digital/analog TV tuners. It also comes with Bluetooth 2.1+EDR, gigabit Ethernet, Wi-Fi (b/g/n), a 2-megapixel webcam and a DVD burner/Blu-ray reader.

The Acer Aspire Z5761 all-in-one desktop – which runs Windows 7 and comes with a variety of pre-installed apps – has plenty of connectivity options including audio in/out, VGA, 8 USB 2.0 ports and a memory card reader. Other specs include a fast 5ms response time and a built in 5w stereo speaker system.

The Z5761 multi-touch touchscreen all-in-one will be available to purchase from early May, with a starting price of £799. Are you looking to buy yourself a new all-in-one desktop PC? If you are, does the Acer Aspire Z5761 interest you in any way?

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The 7-inch Android tablet will be released on April 20th and on the market for a steal at £299.99 via Amazon UK. When you translate that to United States money, this is an equivalent of $485, although it’s well known that UK prices are inflated thanks to extra taxes, so expect to pay more like $350 in the US.

The Acer Aspire ICONIA A100 has a capacitive touch screen, a resolution of 1024×600 pixels with a 2 and 5 megapixel camera, a dual-core processor (NVIDIA Tegra 2), available in 3G and Wi-Fi, and these new features let the tablet run 3D graphics processing, and display high-definition video up to 1080p with its NVIDIA processor.

Nicole Scott on Netbook News explains more about the Acer Aspire tablet, including it’s 5 hours of playback battery life with 720p video, and the tablet’s new system known as clear.fi for sharing multimedia files. Have a read of her article here or visit Amazon for more details.

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Rachel King of ZDnet is reporting that the first model of the two the Aspire AZ5700 is actually an upgrade. It comes with a 23-inch HD multi-touch display, a 1TB hard drive, TV tuner, Intel Core i5-650 3.2GHz processor, and 4GB of DDR3 SDRAM. There is Windows Home 7 Premium preinstalled and HD 5.1 audio capability. Connection wise you have six USB 2.0 ports, and a HDMI socket. This costs $1099.

The cheaper model of the two is the Aspire AZ3100 which still has some impressive features which include; 21.5-inch 1080p LCD display, AMD Athlon II 170u 2.0GHz processor, 3GB of DDR3 SDRAM, NVIDA GeForce 9200 graphics, 500GB hard drive, Wi-Fi, dual built-in speakers. The connections on this model include six USB 2.0 ports, HDMI and Ethernet. This model will cost you $599.

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