New video of the Ferrari One netbook
- posted by Michael Walsh on October 16th, 2009
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Just saw this video of the new Ferrari One netbook from the guys at notebooks.com. Now I’ve seen them (I wrote the brochure dammit!) and I’m also getting one in a few weeks and I’ll film it for you but until then, or until someone else puts up another video, here’s the best review I’ve [...]
Ferrari One, the world’s most exclusive netbook
- posted by Michael Walsh on September 14th, 2009
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I’ve been dropping hints since August when I wrote the minisite web content and penned the first draft of the launch presentation but no-one got it. Acer this week launched what I boldly called “the world’s most exclusive netbook”, The Ferrari One. OK, I don’t have any official pictures (yet) but Trusted Reviews got to [...]
The fastest Acer logo on TV yet
- posted by Michael Walsh on March 24th, 2007
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I don’t know about you but the allure of historical racing cars is, to me, one of life’s irresistible forces. I grew up with Mario Andretti and James Hunt, and through them discovered Gilles Villneuve, Jackie Stewart, Jack Brabham, Stirling Moss and many many others. I love those old black and white photographs showing the [...]
Acer gets into a Ferrari Challenge
- posted by Michael Walsh on February 28th, 2007
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Who said computers were boring? Die-hard gamers know they’re not and anyone who’s earned 8 Linden dollars an hour gyrating somewhere meaningless in SecondLife knows there’s plenty of room for a giggle online. Yesterday I received another mail from Ferrari World which I like to keep track of but never ventured into as I’m a [...]
Acer accused of being an 800 pound gorilla – and it’s great!
- posted by Michael Walsh on January 19th, 2007
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As I wrote a few days ago, Acer put in an amazing performance last year, conceding third place to Lenovo but making up so much ground overall, it’s getting noticed (and not just for its Ferraris!). So much so, that in an article over on the Inquirer, HP and Dell have been advised to look [...]
