Acer Aspire 4810T

Here we have a very mixed laptop in terms of its features and abilities. Firstly, I want to make clear that the Acer Aspire 4810T is a laptop to consider for business use, or non-graphics-intensive applications such as Word, Excel and standard internet browsing. If you are expecting to be able to play the latest video games and run graphics designer packages, then you'd be better off looking at other laptops with better stats than this one. What it does have in its favour is an increased battery life of around 7 hours, possibly as much as 8 - and a very slim and portable design with a gorgeous ... more

I'm reviewing the cheap version - the 4810T-353, with the Core Solo processor rather than the Core Duo. It was bought as a compromise between netbook and laptop - I was originally going to get a netbook for use while travelling across the USA on an upcoming holiday, but my wife suggested getting something with a bit more beef. I was happy with the beef, but it'll be in my backpack so I didn't want too much more weight. As a machine, I'm pretty pleased with it, and would have given it four or five stars if it didn't come with so much bundled software - or "crapware" as it's quite reasonably ... more

Hello I bought this laptop last Christmas from Dixon. I paid just under £400 for it and I have been very happy with its performance. The things I like most of this laptop is: -Amazing battery life. It says it lasts upto 8 hrs, from my experience, I use it to surf the net and listening to music at the same time. It could last around 6 hrs. Not bad for the laptop - It is very sleek and stylish. Its 14" screen is perfect for working on documents and watching movies The things I like least: The speaker volume is quite low. I tried to configure everything I could, but it doesn't improve much. I ... more