Computer maker Acer has confirmed that it will continue to manufacture netbooks, as well as tablet devices. Acer recognizes that the computer market is changing and tablets will find space next to netbooks and notebooks in its portfolio, without taking them over. Acer’s current line-up includes a 10.1” Android tablet, for a superb mobile and home entertainment experience, a 7” Android Tablet and a 10.1” Windows Tablet.

According to recent statement from a sales manager based in Taiwan, Acer Inc. confirms that company is not aiming at phasing out netbooks in favour of tablets.
Mobility, which has always been part of Acer’s DNA, finds a new form of expression in the range of tablets on offer, which feature various display sizes and models designed to fit different kinds of usage scenarios. Acer recognizes that the computer market is changing. As PCs are no longer only used to create content but are more and more becoming consumption tools, new devices and new form factors are appearing.

This means the range of devices available to users is getting wider and tablets are just another piece of the mosaic. Therefore they will find their space next to netbooks and notebooks, without taking over.

Technological developments are changing the way we interact with devices. No longer a single product, but a multitude of instruments with diverse form factors and display sizes designed to meet the specific connection need of that particular moment, allowing the digital individual to stay connected and interact with his world, anytime, anywhere.
Acer’s offer includes a 10.1” Android tablet, for a superb mobile and home entertainment experience, a 7” Android Tablet, the quintessence of mobility and a 10.1” Windows Tablet for the maximum of versatility in a tablet form factor. For the moment it is not foreseen yet devices based on Sandy Bridge.