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The migration form the desktop PC to the notebook PC has been very noticeable to PC makers. Notebook computers commonly outsell their desktop brethren, but that doesn’t mean there is no place for the desktop PC today.
Acer is looking to lure businesses who need small form factor computers, but don’t want or need to go to typically more expensive notebook systems with its new Veriton S461. The S461 is a small system measuring in at 4” W x 16.3” D x 13.6” high. Acer also packs the computer with features that are appealing to businesses.
The computer uses Acer LANScope to allow IT managers in enterprise emvironments to centrally manage hardware and software. Administrators can also remotely administer the system and reboot or shut it down remotely. Base S461 systems retail for $549 and use an Intel Pentium Dual-core E2200 CPU, 2GB of RAM, an 80GB HDD and run on Windows XP or Vista Business. Higher-end system can be had with Intel Core 2 Duo processors. Graphics are via Intel Graphics Media Accelerator 3100.
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