The Acer DA223 HQL is an all-in-one desktop PC powered by Android, announced ahead of next week's CES, the international technology trade show where the year's new gadgets are unveiled.The 21-inch ...

Acer's "prototype" N3-220 Android is the first in a series of PCs that will use Google's free mobile OS to carve out a new niche in the ultracompetitive PC market. News Accessories ...

Acer remains on track to launch an Android netbook in the third quarter. News. ... The world’s third-largest PC vendor plans to debut Android in an Aspire One with a 10-inch screen and an Intel ...

Through 8 a.m. PT tomorrow, and while supplies last, Acer (via eBay) has the refurbished Acer DA220HQL 21.5-inch all-in-one touch-screen PC for $199 shipped. It's regularly $249.99 (refurbished ...

Acer is rolling out a batch of new desktops at IFA today, announcing updates to past models and new twists on familiar products. Most notable is the Android-based Acer DA241HL, an all-in-one ...

Android has grown to dominate the smartphone and tablet markets, but Chrome OS has, thus far, had much less impact in the PC market—not least because Android tablets cost about the same, and do ...

Acer is expanding its line of Android-powered all-in-one desktops with a new 27 inch model with a 2560 x 1440 pixel touchscreen display. At first glance, the Acer TA272 HUL looks like a big, high ...

If you buy through a BGR link, we may earn an affiliate commission, helping support our expert product labs. Although PC OEMs as a whole did poorly last year, Acer seems to have been hit harder ...

The Acer DA241HL showed up on our radar when it passed through the FCC last month, but now Acer is making it official. Acer’s 24 inch Android all-in-One will launch in October, with a European ...

Acer has taken the traditional 27-inch all-in-one PC and given it a whole new lease on life with the TA272 HUL. The machine essentially doubles as a ...

TAIPEI, Taiwan -- Small new "netbook" computers from Acer will come with Google's Android operating system if buyers desire, instead of Windows from Microsoft. The move by Acer, the world's third ...