Sustainable Coastlines update (November 2009)
- posted by Michael Walsh on November 30th, 2009


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Dear Michael, I’ve been so busy picking up rubbish that I haven’t had time to fill you in on those busy weeks leading up to the event. The cleanup was a great success and now it’s time to tell you about how we made it happen. It all started with mapping the rubbish… RUBBISH MAPPING [...]
VOLUNTARY SAFETY RECALL
- posted by Michael Walsh on October 13th, 2009


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**VERY IMPORTANT** Yesterday I was browsing through various Acer websites looking at the Service & Support pages and I noticed that on every page no matter what country I looked on there was a message for Acer Aspire Aspire3410(AS3410) or Acer Aspire 3810 (AS3810T or TG or TGZ) owners. I clicked and discovered that there’s [...]
A new notebook for the Earthrace initiative
- posted by Michael Walsh on September 10th, 2009


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I thought you guys would appreciate something altogether new.
The Acer Guy has been sitting here for the past three years building up a community of supporters all helping Acer customers out across the world. We’ve gained a lot of traction and have done more than I ever imagined for the social media cause. Thing is I’ve been thinking that there’s a lot more to social media than sorting out personal issues and expanding Acer’s brand footprint.
Terminal man uses an Aspire Timeline
- posted by Michael Walsh on September 9th, 2009


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Just got wind of an internal mail about Wired’s Terminal Man – aka Brendan Ross.
Who? Well in someone else’s words: “This month, Wired will feature a column from a new contributor aptly dubbed “Terminal Man.” Terminal Man will be traveling continuously for the next month using JetBlue’s unlimited travel pass. Wired (foolishly?) purchased the pass for him, requiring that he fly or stay in airports continuously for a month and then write about his experiences.”
Why oh why am I writing about this here?
If you’ve ever wondered what I do…
- posted by Michael Walsh on September 3rd, 2009


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I’m the one who comes up the with titles like puREDesire (the new corporate payoff for Packard Bell) time=weight3 (Timeline) .sign.of.the.time. (launch event title) as well as a few other things… When it comes together, like it did on 9th April 2009 in Amsterdam when Acer launched the new Packard Bell logo and corporate colors, [...]
Acer Aspire Timeline 4810T review
- posted by Michael Walsh on August 17th, 2009


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Just found this very nice review of the Aspire Timeline 4810T by Geekanoids. It should answer a lot of your questions. This is great, but I’m still wondering when one of The Acer Guy readers will send me their own review though… Enjoy!
Acer Aspire Timeline 13.3″ review from NCIX Tech Tips
- posted by Michael Walsh on August 11th, 2009


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Another video of the Timeline for those of you interested in seeing the 13.3″ model, this time from NCIX Tech Tips. “In this episode of NCIX Tech Tips, Linus will be taking a first look at the “netbook upgrader”, the Acer Aspire Timeline Series notebook. The Aspire Timelines are so attractive both for it’s functionality [...]
Acer Aspire Timeline video from Intel
- posted by Michael Walsh on August 10th, 2009


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Just got wind of this video over on the Intel YouTube Channel, channelintel, about “spending the day unplugged (8 hours battery life) with an Acer Aspire Timeline series laptop that features Intel’s new low power consumption processor”. OK, I’ve seen better productions like the one on ChannelIntel’s homepage but the message is very clear: You [...]
Acer Timeline 5810T hands on review
- posted by Michael Walsh on August 6th, 2009


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Here’s a great overview of the Acer Timeline 5810T from Stuff.tv.
Aspire Timeline available at Staples (Canada)
- posted by Michael Walsh on June 9th, 2009


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Just a quick heads up for people looking for the Acer Aspire Timeline series in Canada. Staples Canada has got the Timeline models in stock and demo’d and all other locations for Staples in the Vancouver lower mainland area should have them out as well by now. They’ve got what appears to be a top [...]