Pocket-Lint: Packard Bell, often thought of as the cheap alternative to the Acer family, has used IFA to announce a pretty impressive sounding notebook - the EasyNote LX86.
TechRadar - Acer will be moving away from the lower end of the laptop market, with its Packard Bell brand increasingly offering up the cheaper products.
Packard Bell was bought by Acer in 2008 but the decision has been made to make the computer manufacturer's road map clearer.
Engadget - Most laptops being updated to Intel's Ivy Bridge processors have come from international brands, so it may be some relief to European PC buyers that Acer's local Packard Bell badge has made the leap as well. The 15.6-inch EasyNote TV and 17.3-inch LV will each use the new 22-nanometer processors both to push performance that little bit farther as well as get a middling five hours of battery life. NVIDIA graphics in GeForce GT 620M and 630M flavors will spruce up the gaming side, however, and Packard Bell is delivering a 20 percent more responsive multi-touch trackpad, dedicated music / social keys and a bamboo-like lid pattern to add a little dose of style.
TGR: AIO PC hunters in the UK may check on Packard Bell's oneTwo L & M all-in-one desktop PC (AIO) offerings. Learn more about its specs, features, price and release date in the UK.
