Acer specialist company apparently pleased with the idea to create the first netbook to enable users to run any operating system in one place either Windows 7 or Android.
Yes, Acer Aspire One has recently launched D250 and D260, which allows users to see how it feels to use Android to power their everyday computing, but also allows them to switch to Windows 7, without having to change its netbooks.
Quoted by TG Daily, Friday (10/08/2010) company announced that the netbook will come to continue the strategy of using dual-boot feature on all their dual-core netbooks come.
This is a fairly easy process carried out, because Android does not force producers to pay a license fee. The end result is more flexibility for users with no extra costs for producers.
Developing Android was remarkable, with no fewer than a dozen tablets Android set to launch in the next year. It also is a tendency to come into the netbook more.
However, it is not yet known the full specifications D250 and D260 that will be thrown into the market, including price and when to release this netbook dual OS.
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