Averatec Introduces a New 12.1 Inch Notebook
Posted by gasusan2005 on 03/21/08 in Laptops
Averatec Expands its Family of Powerful, Ultra Portable Notebooks
Averatec today introduced a new 12.1″ notebook to the market. The 2575 notebook further establishes Averatec into the portable notebook PC segment.
Averatec, Inc., a leader in innovative mobile electronic products, continues to expand its line of full-featured ultra-thin, ultra portable notebooks with a brand new 12.1″ offering. The new 2575 model boasts contemporary industrial design and incorporates power of AMD’s Turion 64 X2 dual-core mobile technology. Averatec’s powerful, yet efficient design not only runs cool to the touch, but provides style not normally found in ultra-portable, ultra-light form factors. “We are very excited with the introduction of our 2575 model,” said Darren Lee, Director of Marketing at Averatec. “The introduction of this product marks a new era for Averatec on our notebook product line and will provide a great foundation for our upcoming All-in-One desktop product launch.”
Pre-installed with Windows Vista Home Premium operating system, the 2575 features a 12.1″ wide screen, a built-in 1.3M pixel webcam, 250GB of
disk storage and comes with 2GB of system memory.
The 2575 is available now at major online resellers and through Averatec online at http://www.shopaveratec.com. The Averatec 2575 notebook
has an MSRP of $1099 and is backed by a one-year limited warranty (six
months for the battery) and one-year, toll-free technical support available
24/7.
Source: Averatec press release
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Looks like another great product from Averatec. My 3250 has performed flawlessly for over three years, most of the time running 12 hrs a day. I replaced it with a 2371 last summer for the faster speed, it has also been flawless and usually operates 10-12 hrs a day. The 2575 may be my next laptop.