Acer Power 2000 BIOS R01-A3 driver -

Publisher review:
- Only 3 liters in volume, the new Acer Small form factor achieves the perfect balance between size, performance and cost- Quick to deploy and easy to maintain, the 3L-Mini's small size and lightweight design offer maximum flexibility- Delivers appreciable space-savings on the desktop and helps reduce clutter- Quiet operation (only 26 dB idle) helps reduce workspace noise for optimum comfort and productivity- Serial ATA 3 Gb/s hard disk drive support provides ample storage space and a marked improvement in data access and retrieval speeds, eliminating performance bottlenecks- A choice of either DVD-Dual or DVD/CD-RW combo slot-load optical drive allows flexible multimedia data management- One-button recovery allows simple and quick restoration of the original system configuration
Operating system:
Windows XP

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