Vinculado al nuevo contrato Internet para Llevar 35 los usuarios de Yoigo podrán salir de su tienda Yoigo con el netbook y un modem HSPA USB y conectarse inmediatamente Sin límites en la navegación Madrid, 26 de noviembre de 2009.- Yoigo, el cuarto operador de telefonía móvil de España con red propia, presenta hoy Internet para Llevar 35 una nueva tarifa de Internet móvil que se comercializa junto con el Acer Aspire One D250 y el módem ZTE MF627 a 1 euro y con un compromiso de permanencia de 18 meses. Internet para Llevar 35 Internet para Llevar 35 es una nueva tarifa de Internet móvil de Yoigo. Tiene un precio de 35 euros al mes (40,60 IVA incluido) sin límite de navegación, y los primeros 3GB tendrán una velocidad de 3,2Mbps. A partir de ahí, la velocidad es de hasta 128kbps. Internet para Llevar 35 y el Acer Aspire One D250 se podrán adquirir a partir del próximo 9 de diciembre. “Hace poco hicimos una encuesta sobre el uso de Internet en España y el resultado era que el 77% de los españoles no podrían volver a vivir sin Internet, así que con esta nueva oferta se lo ponemos muy fácil”, explica Johan Andsjö, Consejero Delegado de Yoigo. “Queremos que nuestros clientes se puedan conectar al instante, ya sea al salir de la tienda o cuando les llegue el equipo a casa” El pack con el Acer Aspire One D250 incluye también el módem USB 3G ZTE M627, para que la conexión sea inmediata. Leer más

2009-06-02 - TAIPEI, TAIWAN - Acer unveils its first Aspire One netbook featuring the Android operating system to offer users outstanding wireless Internet capability. The Android operating system will provide Acer netbook users with faster connection to the Internet, further enhancing efficiency on-the-go. “Netbooks are designed to be compact in size and easy to connect to the Internet wherever you go,” said Jim Wong, president of IT Products Global Operation, Acer Inc., “The Android operating system offers incredibly fast wireless connection to the Internet; for this reason, Acer has decided to develop Android netbooks for added convenience to our customers.” The introduction of Android into Acer netbooks presents customers with another choice of operating system. In addition to Microsoft’s operating system, the majority of Acer netbooks will also offer Android in the future. Users may then select their preferred choice of operating system. Acer believes the Android operating system will contribute significantly to the worldwide netbook market growth. Android is a free, open source, and fully customizable mobile platform. Its full stack offering includes an operating system, middleware, and key mobile applications. Third-party developers can customize and integrate Android applications, bringing true add-on value to benefit the end-users. Acer plans to launch its first Aspire One netbooks with Android in Q3 2009. Leer más

Tuesday December 23, 2008 - Global notebook PC shipments exceeded those of desktops on a quarterly basis for the first time ever in the third quarter, marking a watershed event in the history of the industry, according to iSuppli Corp. Notebook PC shipments rose almost 40 percent in the third quarter of 2008 compared to the same period of 2007 to reach 38.6 million units. Conversely, desktop PC shipments declined by 1.3 percent for the same period to 38.5 million units. “Momentum has been building in the notebook market for some time, so it’s not a complete surprise that shipments have surpassed those of desktops,” said Matthew Wilkins, principal analyst for compute platforms at iSuppli. “However, this marks a major event in the PC market because it marks the start of the age of the notebook. The notebook PC is no longer a tool only for the business market, or a computer for the well-off consumer; it’s now a computer for everyman.” A quarter to remember The notebook’s ascension to PC supremacy came during a strong quarter for the overall market. “While the third quarter will be remembered as the time when the scale of the global economic/credit crunch truly became apparent, the PC market managed to deliver strong unit shipment growth during the period,” Wilkins noted. Worldwide PC unit shipments rose 15.4 percent on the third quarter of 2007, with 79 million units shipped.Leer más