Acer, a worldwide maker and distributor of computer product,s has rolled out its Aspire One range of Netbooks at affordable prices for its Indian customers.

According to sources, thru new range Netbooks, Internet and basic computing can easily be available while on the move.

Weighing less than a kilogram, the notebook runs on advance Intel Atom processor technology. It comes packed with 1 GB of RAM and a 160 GB hard drive. It is accessible with operating system options of Linpus Linux Lite or Windows XP Home.

McNally Bharat Engineering, India’s leading engineering solutions company, announced that it has secured 2 orders worth Rs 2.44 billion from Vedanta Group.

London listed Vedanta Group is a metals and mining major with Aluminium, Copper and Zinc operations in India and Australia.

According to sources, the first order has been bagged for Vedanta Group’s 1.5 million tons per annum capacity lead zinc beneficiation plant located in Bhilwara, Rajasthan and the other is for aluminium handling package at Lanjigarh, Orissa.

Samsung Electronics has announced the introduction of its latest two CDMA phones from the MPower series christened MPower 569 and MPower 309.

According to sources, the Mpower series of CDMA phones (MPower 569 and MPower 309) have the capability to inter operate on Reliance Mobile, Tata Indicom and Virgin Mobile.

Moreover, the phones also support high speed wireless data of up to 153kbps and offer fast internet browsing experience.

The company claims that the handsets can also be used as external storage and store data via Bluetooth or data cable.

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