The 10.1-inch Aspire One is Acer’s first Android-D250 netbook. The manufacturer uses the Smartphone OS does not solo, but as a dual operating system in conjunction with Windows. Users are therefore able to choose whether their windows or the resource-saving Android to be loaded.

The Acer Aspire One D250 is ready for surfing and chatting or e-mail access with its Android in just 12 seconds. Furthermore, the system takes off, the manufacturer, only 1 second. From the Android system out of the Windows OS can be loaded. The boot sequence the user can decide at any time and change.

The dual-boot system with Android will be available in the future as a standard in the higher-priced netbooks starting from around 330 euros for. Very cheap models in the price range of under 300 is not equipped with Android. Acer saves in this case, a license fee.

Acer D250 Android
Android is a free, open source mobile platform that can be fully tailored to individual needs. It is particularly suitable for the rapid development of Internet and surfing the web. In addition to the Android operating system offers important mobile and middleware applications. In addition, third-party Android applications can adapt to specific application areas and thus create additional convenience for the end user.

The new Acer Aspire D250 Android will be available from November 2009 in trade.

Configuration Acer Aspire D250
- Intel Atom N270/N280 1.66 / 1.60 GHz, 667 FSB
- 1 to 2 GB DDR2 SDRAM
- 10.1-inch WSVGA (1024×600), glossy
- 160 GB SATA Hard Drive
- Multi-Card Reader, 3x USB 2.0, Bluetooth, VGA, LAN
- Microsoft Windows 7, Android