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The Power of Cloud Aspire One Cloudbook for Education The power of cloud Windows 10. Do great things. With the Aspire One Cloudbook, Acer brings to the market a new breed of notebooks that combine the familiar Windows OS user experience with the flexibility and affordability of a cloud-oriented device. Easy to integrate in the existing school’s infrastructure, they are lightweight to carry around in a student’s backpack and boast fast wireless connection, for enhanced online learning. With 1TB OneDrive online storage, there is plenty of space for school project, multimedia, music and videos. Acer Aspire One Cloudbook is available in two sizes: Cloudbook 11, ultra-thin and light, featuring a 11.6” panel and the spacious Cloudbook 14 with a 14.0” display. Cloud-friendly Easy to use Slim and lightweight Fast Internet speed Powerful multitasking Enhanced collaboration Familiar and cutting edge experience A familiar user experience Running Windows OS, Aspire One Cloudbooks offer the same experience most users are familiar with. Fast to start up and 11.0” resume, these notebooks come with more built-in security to keep schools’ data safe and are designed to work with existing software and hardware, thus helping schools to minimize their investments. In addition, teachers and students will feel at ease with a familiar operating system and apps. Learn, create, share Designed to support new ways of learning, Aspire One Cloudbooks bring users the familiar Microsoft Office experience, enabling students and teachers to create and 14.0” share engaging content. Plus, they can use OneDrive to back up their files and sync them across their devices, so that they are always within reach of what they need. With 1 TB of space there is plenty of room to store files, projects, and multimedia. Born to go online Productivity on the go The Aspire One Cloudbook is optimised to make the most of The Aspire One Cloudbook has everything you need to work at the online experience. The 802.11ac1 technology boosts Wi-Fi ease wherever you are. Both models are slim - just 17.9 mm thin performance, making the wireless connection up to three times - and lightweight - only 1.15 kg for the Aspire One Cloudbook 11 faster than traditional wireless technology and improves range and 1.6 kg for the Aspire One Cloudbook 14, so they easily fit in of coverage meaning you can get online faster and enjoy a great any bag. browsing experience, even where Wi-Fi connectivity is erratic. The full-size chiclet keyboard offers faster response and Moreover, the latest version of Bluetooth lets you work and play comfortable feedback, making typing a pleasurable experience cable-free. while increasing efficiency. With dual digital microphones, you can enjoy clear online The large touchpad gives users a smooth touch experience and conversations and powerful speakers provide more realistic and supports Windows 10 gestures, for greater productivity. On the lifelike sound, for great media experiences. Aspire One Cloudbook high-definition non-glare display, details are well defined and also comes with Cortana, a truly personal digital assistant that colours are vibrant. All essential ports are available and designed responds to voice commands and helps to get things done, such to keep connected cables out of your way. as sending emails, finding files or searching the internet. The Aspire One Cloudbook can last the entire school day thanks Windows 10 for Education to an excellent battery life: up to 8 hours for the Aspire One Cloudbook 11 and up to 12 hours for the Aspire One Cloudbook While offering a well-known user experience, Windows 10 allows 14. more powerful multitasking and better collaboration, enabling new models of learning. New tools, such as Microsoft Edge, a Smart and cool brand new browser that lets you write or type notes directly on web pages and share them with others, improved search and side-by- The sophisticated textile design on the notebooks top cover and side comparison encourage students to make connections and underside featuring a modern geometric patterning offers a collaborate online and offline. reassuring tactile feedback, plus it is scratch-resistant. Simplified deployment saves IT time and resources, while strong Featuring a smart fan-less design, the Aspire One Cloudbook is security features help to keep data safe. extremely silent, so it is perfect for the classroom or the library. No fan means not only less repairs but also no heat on your hand or lap while using the device. Textile pattern design 1. Optional feature Aspire One Cloudbook for Education • Windows 10 • Perfect for learning, creating and sharing • Enhanced online learning with fast 802.11ac1 wireless connection • 1TB OneDrive online storage • Sophisticated cover texture design • Long battery life acer.com Acer Europe SA © 2014 Acer Inc. All rights reserved. Screens simulated, subject to change. Windows Store apps sold separately. App availability and experience may vary by market..
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