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Acer's new Aspire Vero 15 has a better webcam and faster processor
And now the company's eco-friendly laptop is now made with even more recycled plastic.
Acer's first Chromebook Vero is built to be repaired and recycled
Acer has unveiled the first Chromebook in its eco-friendly Vero line, and it's built from the start to be repaired and recycled.
Acer's latest mainstream laptops include a Swift 3 model with an OLED screen
Acer's revamped everyday laptops include a Swift 3 OLED model.
Sanyo Vero for Sprint: the headline feature is the price
Have $10 to spend and a willingness to sign your name on a dotted line? Well, has Sprint got a deal for you: the new Vero clamshell from Sanyo swings in at an easy-to-swallow $9.99 on contract. Of course, at that price, you make certain sacrifices; it's got a mere 1.3 megapixel cam, a 2.5mm (yes, 2.5mm, not 3.5mm) headphone jack, and little else, though it does manage to pack in a few trick features like stereo Bluetooth and threaded messaging. When phones like the Pixi are being offered in the same store for free, it makes $10 sound a little pricey -- but after a couple years of bills, we imagine you'll make your money back. The Vero's available starting today.
Vero ENB-100 Bluetooth kit offers solar-powered hands-free calling
Those that make a habit of chatting it up all day in their vehicle may want to consider Elan's new Vero ENB-100 device, which the company claims is the "world's first" solar-powered Bluetooth hands-free car kit. As you can no doubt surmise, it promises continuous charge-free operation as long as there's sunlight, and it'll even give you 15 hours of operation on a single charge if the weather isn't cooperating. Otherwise, you can expect the usual array of hands-free calling features, including a noise-canceling, omni directional microphone, a 1 watt "high-performance" speaker, and a voice dialing feature to let you keep your hands on the wheel. From the looks of it, however, this one's only available in the U.K. at the moment, where it'll set you back £60 (or about $120), although there's nothing to stop you from ordering one.[Via Crave]
