Acer Aspire Timeline 4810T-943G32Mn reviews: 14" Laptop computer
+ This laptop scores very high on battery life. - It has no outstanding negative points.
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Most helpful reviewsChris, London Business user
- Good points:
- Lightweight, small, compact size (so very portable) Starts quickly, shuts down quickly. Clear screen. Touchpad can be turned off. Handles multiple tasks well. Battery does last a long time (I got around seven hours)
- Bad points:
- No light to indicate Caps on (CAPS ON message does not display when viewing web pages, making it impossible to know if Caps are on when typing in passwords which are case-sensitive) Screen size (widescreen format excacerbates the problem) a bit too small (I should have gone for the 15 inch model, if its weight was still around 2kgs...) Fan is a bit noisy
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Confirmed purchase: 26 Nov 2009
Sadiq, London, UK Often on the move
- Good points:
- Great battery life. Good keyboard. Size and weight make it "usable" on your lap sitting on a crowded commuter train to London. I like the cd/dvd eject button being on the top. Too many of my other laptops have had an annoying habit of ejecting the drive case when I am pulling it out of my bag.
- Bad points:
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Slightly cheap and flimsy feeling in build quality (however saying that I've had my Acer for over a year and touch wood everything is functioning well with nearly daily use on my commute)
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Confirmed purchase: 13 Jul 2010
Confirmed purchaser Business user
- Good points:
- Excellent battery life. Decent spec Core 2 Duo processor as good as any I've seen. The lower power consumption really helps extend the battery life. Great screen and with it being slightly smaller than the 15", the weight of around a kilo is great when it comes to carrying the laptop around. Nice and light but it does have a rather solid feel to it with the metal faced lid and trim. Whilst it's a bit bigger than your average sub-notebook or netbook it is way more practical. All in it's a great bit of kit.
- Bad points:
- None
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Confirmed purchase: 12 May 2010
Confirmed purchaser Business user
- Good points:
- Light, excellent battery life, so far reliable. Exactly what I thought it would be and great value.
- Bad points:
- None so far. Sometimes the pop out disc drive fir CDs jams. But seems to be a random problem that self fixes next time you boot up.
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Confirmed purchase: 11 Dec 2009
Scott, Powys Often on the move
- Good points:
- The battery life is great, it performs everyday tasks at reasonable speed, the display is nice, the multi gesture touch pad with the latest drivers is a nice toy.
- Bad points:
- The HDMI port does not carry audio, visuals only.
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Confirmed purchase: 08 Aug 2010
Kerry, Newcastle Often on the move
- Good points:
- Is as marketed. This a mid range laptop. Good feature, well priced and does what it said it would do.
- Bad points:
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Keyboard will be hard to keep clean.
Upgarde of Ram won't be easy.
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Confirmed purchase: 04 Jun 2010
Product Features
| Screen size (Inches) | 14 |
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| Operating system | Windows Vista Home Premium |
| RAM (Gigabytes) | 3 |
| Number of cores | Dual |
| Hard disk capacity (Gigabytes) | 320 |
| Screen Resolution (pixels) | 1280 x 720 (WXGA) |
| Processor brand | Intel |
| Processor series | Core 2 Duo |
| Processor number | SU9400 |
| Processor speed (Gigahertz) | 1.4 |
| Number of USB ports | 3 |
| Connections | Wireless |
| Connections | Bluetooth |
| Built-in disc drive | CD-ROM drive |
| Built-in disc drive | DVD drive |
| Card reader | 5 in 1 Card Reader |
| Battery life (Hours) | 9 |
| Weight (kg) | 2 |
| Graphics card brand | Intel |
| Graphics card model number | GMA 4500MHD |
| Graphics card memory (Megabytes) | 64 |
| Type of hard drive | Hard Disk Drive |
| Chipset brand | Intel |
| Chipset series | 45GS |
| Remote control | No |
| Aspect ratio | 16:9 |
| Width in cm | 33.84 |
| Depth in cm | 24 |
| Release date | 2009-07-22 |
Manufacturer's Description
More than 8 hours battery life (All Day Computing), ultra-light weight and sophisticated design, all at the right price. This is the Aspire Timeline. With the Aspire Timeline series, Acer has taken a big, if not the biggest step forward in the concept of mobility, an area where finding the perfect equilibrium between light weight and autonomy has always been the number one priority. The Aspire Timeline series was conceived around the duration of the battery and introduces an entirely new way to render the system lighter, more efficient and less harmful to the environment. From now on you can turn on your Aspire Timeline in the morning and turn it off in the evening without ever having to charge it! Light as your time can be!
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Phil, Stoke on Trent Often on the move
Score 9.0/10Confirmed purchase: 30 Nov 2009