Acer Ferrari One

Acer Ferrari One Reviews

PC World reviews the Acer Ferrari One and writes;

“The Ferrari One’s sound quality is excellent for such a small system, thanks to third-generation Dolby Home Theater audio enhancements, including Dolby Headphone and Dolby Digital Live…Other strong features include a large,comfortable keyboard; and a smooth and accurate multitouch-gesture-capable touchpad…”
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CNET reviews the Acer Ferrari One and writes;

“We like: Solid performance; excellent keyboard; large screen
We don’t like: Red lid is rather garish…CNET UK judgement: The Acer Ferrari One’s appearance will polarise opinion, but there’s no denying it’s the finest netbook so far. It’s quick, it’s versatile and it’s fabulously comfortable to use”
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Trusted Reviews reviews the Acer Ferrari One and writes;

“This superior graphics capability extends to a modicum of gaming ability; in Track Mania Nations we managed a (just) playable 21.9fps at medium detail settings and a healthy 29.1fps at low. With enough tweaking you could even play the likes of Call of Duty 4 on this, so less graphically demanding titles (World of Warcraft, The Sims, Spore et al) should be playable. This is isn’t a gaming machine by any stretch, but if you must, you can…just. ”
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PCpro reviews the Acer Ferrari One and writes;

“More important, perhaps, is that it’s able to decode HD video without breaking much of a sweat: even 1080p video clips were handled smoothly when played in Media Player Classic’s Home Cinema Edition – a media player that supports hardware acceleration.. ”
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Laptopmag reviews the Acer Ferrari One and writes;

“The keys offered good travel and spring; it took no time to get up to our normal typing speed with few errors. Key size and placement are both good, including those on the left and right edges, which should please shortcut users… ”
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Video hands on of Acer Ferrari One by NewGadgets;