It seems that the upcoming CES, as reported by I4U, the netbooks will be the protagonists. But do not be so far as we know them, but that ultraportable with touch screens will be under all eyes. In addition, many have allegedly rotating screens. We already know that the people of Classmate presented at the CES NETBOOK with a rotary and touch-screen and also the people of ASUS.

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While we feel weird, is the most common, nobody can stay on top forever and that was exactly what happened to Asus, as the Acer Aspire One more were sold in the last quarter of the year. This morning we gave the results and was informed that the NETBOOK of Acer took a 38.3% market share while Asus was 30%. Quite a considerable difference if we think that last year Asus was virtually alone in this business.

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The same way that Telefonica of Spain is offering the Asus Eee 900 with a modem next to a 3G data plan and that Vodafone, also of Spain does exactly the same but with a Dell Mini 9, Claro Chile now offers a plan Data with an option for two netbooks. You can choose between the well-known Acer Aspire One or Packard Bell Easy Note DOT. Unlike going to buy in a store computer purchase through the cellular operator involves paying a little less by the team, but they will sign a contract for 18 months and forced to make monthly payments for the use of the data connection , Which allows always be connected to a 3G modem.

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Everyone knows the name Acer. Acer is satisfying there customers with all latest and useful technologies. These all high tech features Acer has made a very high position in the market. In the coming year2009 company has planned to take 50% of netbook market. I think it is very challenging issue for other companies. The netbook market is one of the few really strong electronics market left in these credit crunched times. Having just announced its Q3 financial results, the PC manufacturer is feeling pretty much superior after announcing an after-tax profit of over £100m.

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