An Acer Aspire One equipped with a chip from AMD Fusion, The Intel Atom is it threatened by the APU AMD Fusion C-50? Acer incorporates the latest in a netbook at a good price.
Acer announces the release of a new netbook Aspire One: the 522. In line with the Aspire One 521, this mini-PC with a 10.1-inch screen opts for AMD platform instead of the traditional Intel Atom chipset. Remaining in the "Vision AMD", this machine (black or green) is seen with the all-new Fusion chip C-50 AMD, combining both part load and the graphics.
Everything is good in this netbook Fusion?
The APU (Accelerated Processing Unit AMD) presented here is a double heart model, clocked at 1 GHz, supported by 1 GB of DDR3 memory and the graphics merged in the circuit is the AMD Radeon HD 6250. The latter is compatible with DirectX 11 has 256 MB of dedicated memory, and is intended only decompression of HD streams through its part UVD 3.0 found on graphics cards HD 6000, for example - decoding Mpeg-2, WMV9 (VC-1), H.264 (AVC). It is therefore possible to enjoy a MKV 720p on the screen (with earphones for better sound) proposing a definition of 1280 x 720 pixels or on the living room TV with the HDMI shows.
We find of course the traditional multi-card reader, three USB 2.0 ports, a 10/100 Ethernet jack, VGA output, and a Wi-Fi b / g / n. Everything is powered by a 6-cell battery with autonomy of 6 hours is announced Windows 7 Starter Edition.
Priced at $ 299, the availability of this netbook (Acer Aspire One 522-C5Dkk_W7625) should be relatively imminent.
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