Packard Bell dot Announced
September 24, 2008
Speaking of re-badged netbooks/clones, we may have another one. Packard Bell, which was acquired by Acer earlier this year, is going to be releasing an 8.9″ netbook, the Packard Bell “dot”.
It bears more than a passing resemblance to the Acer Aspire One. Now Packard Bell already has one netbook, the 7″ Packard Bell Easynote XS, but unlike the VIA C7-M powered Easynote XS, the dot is powered by an Intel Atom (just like the Aspire One).
Specs:
- Intel Atom CPU
- 160GB HDD
- 1GB of RAM
- Optional 6-cell battery
- Optional mobile broadband modules (3G)
It should see a European release in November, for £315 (around $580 USD).
Read (with images): EeePC.net
Update: March 10, 2009, the Packard Bell Dot has been discontinued before it hit retail.








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