Advantages: Equipped with most features
Disadvantages: heavy

...A sexy laptop with cinema function. Superbest sound quality which equipped with Acer Tuba CineBass booster supporting low-frequency effects and 5 built in speakers. Powerful Nvidia Graphic Card for supporting full HD LCD monitor and ultimate for games. Blu-ray optical drive as addtional plugin enabled full HD movies watching. Massive storage up to 320 gigabyte is more than enough for storing games, movies, songs and other files. Built in finger print reader gives more data protection otherwise. On comparing to other laptops, its function, sleeky and touchy appearance make it outstanding and the most considerable one. Although it is as heavy as 3 kilogram, it features had outweighted its weight. For more information, go to the offical website and grab one for yourself now!... Read review

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Advantages: 16" Widescreen, Blue-ray, media controls, good battery life
Disadvantages: One word - VISTA

...-centre keyboard (due to the media controls to the left of it) would cause me some problems, but I got used to it very quickly, helped in part by the soft touch. What is still taking me a bit of getting used to is the 'slide control' for the volume, which feels more step than slide. The built in wireless is so far flawless, having not had a single dip, or drop-out, despite many hours of internet use. I've not yet given it a range test but it manages very well indoors. The HD screen, Blue-ray and 5.1 are perfect for movies, although I do have some occasional problems with output from the sub, and I've not been able to switch from 1366x768 to 1920x1080, but I strongly suspect these are Vista issues rather than hardware ones. My only bitch ...is nothing to do with Acer, but is instead the dreaded Microsoft and their afwul Vista. I don... Read review

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Advantages: Speed, reliability, stunning good looks
Disadvantages: Quite heavy, will make everything else seem a bit uglier

...A truly stunning piece of technology doesn't happen every day - at least not for this money! Under the £1000 mark you can now buy decent laptops - good specs, well equipped machines. But until now, their ugliness made them embarrasing to take out of the house. The Acer 6920 changes all that. We needed a laptop for our photographic business, so it had to be fast, powerful and reliable. The Intel Core2 Duo produces a staggering amount of clock speed, around 5 GhZ if you add it up in real terms. Coupled with 4Gb RAM (good quality stuff too), an impressive DEDICATED graphics card and beautiful glass-fronted display, the 6920 meets all the geeky criteria and some! However, the specs (as impressive as they are) are not the 6920's party piece. No. That, ladies and gentlemen, is it's looks. It - is - stunning. No other way to describe... Read review

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Advantages: cheap, good quality laptop with decent features, upgradable.
Disadvantages: no bluetooth. memory will need upgrading if moving on to Windows Vista

...First off what an easy to use laptop full of built in features for a very reasonable price ( £349.99 upwards) was £380 when i purchased mine but is worth every penny. Why people pay in excess of £500 for machines with a lower spec is beyond me. Acer have come a long way in providing great quality laptops at a lower price. on first run you follow the setup options and then it recommends you create a restore disc i did this using 2 blank dvd's with ease just following the on screen instructions. once this was complete i did the windows updates to get it fully upto date. The inbuilt wireless adapter (Atheros AR5005G Wireless Network Adapter) connects so easy to my wireless network with a reasonable range even in the garden. The 15.4" WXGA wide CrystalBrite TFT LCD Display is just as good as its name suggests (crystal) it displays... Read review

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Advantages: Fantastic laptop
Disadvantages: One or two minor niggles

...The Acer Aspire 9100 is, it has to be said, an attractive little beastie. It has a small footprint, a nice silver case and is suitable for playing games on, due to the ATI graphics chip with 128MB on it. It also makes use of Inten Centrino, mobile technology ™ and is specially designed for Windows XP. (Aren't they all, these days?!) What are the technical specifications? The screen is good. Better than my previous laptop. It is a 15.4" WXGA Acer CrystalBrite colour TFT LCD screen with 1280 x 800 pixel resolution. And it really does show! It has 16.7 million colours and supports "simultaneous multi-window viewing via Acer GridVista" Yes, of COURSE it does! (Silly me!) There's also the option of having a built-in TV tuner, with an aerial socket on the rear of the computer. As I say, the graphics capabilities are good... Read review

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Advantages: Practical
Disadvantages: Improveable

...This is the Acer Aspire 3613WLMi laptop computer. Stats it gives on the actual laptop seem like a good place to start: Intel Celeron M Processor 370 (1.5GHz, 400 MHz FSB, 1MB L2 cache) 15.4" WXGA CrystalBrite TFT LCD 40GB DVD-Dual double layer (Supports DVD+R Double layer/ DVD+/-RW) 512MB DDR2 (support dual-channel) 802.11 b/g wireless LAN Right so the laptop itself is pretty decent even if a little dated by now. It runs fine and at a decent speed. It has enough RAM at 512MB to not have to worry about it being able to run things unless you're after brand new games. The laptop I have is just used for text and photo editing work which it can handle absolutely perfectly. It contains a DVD rewriter in the side which works very well. I have had problems with all other DVD rewriters but this works very well through Windows... Read review

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Advantages: Stylish Looking - Great Value For Money - Practical
Disadvantages: Limited processing speed - No Microsoft Office

...with which I was able to get started. After roughly 10 minutes filing in a few simple questions and installing programs on a provided disc everything was up and running. Here is a list of the major features of the Acer Aspire 3003LC Main Features Mobile AMD Sempron processor 3000+ 15.0" XGA TFT LCD 40GB HDD DVD/CD-RW Combo 256MB DDR Pros Impressive Memory Storage - The 40 GB hard drive is plentiful for any casual laptop user, and has stored more than enough music and videos to keep me company at university LCD Screen - The 15" LCD screen is really sharp and has a nice contrast to it. Cost - I think the retail price at the moment for the Aspire 3003 LC is below £500, however I had a discount voucher from BT for £150 meaning I paid roughly £350 for it. This coupled with a free BT VP1000 home security system worth £120 and you can... Read review

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Advantages: big screen, fast online, good price, big memory, fast processor
Disadvantages: none

...hi where do i begin with this excellent piece of kit. well before you decide whether to purchase the acer aspire 5720z read my review. In june 2008 i wanted to buy my self something that i appreciated so i turned to a laptop, immediatly the acer caught my eye with a great price tag and its smart design. after a few questions i purchased my laptop and soon discovered it is great value for money so here are some reasons why this laptop is worth every penny; its lightweight got good battery life fast processor decent size hard drive big screen sleek looking very reliable extremely fast online good price great layout of keyboard fantastic response from the touchpad great sound when playing music now heres the reasons why i dont like the acer aspire 5720z: NONE!!! yes the acer is really that good i am... Read review

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Advantages: Large Hard Drive and RAM, fast ,good range of features
Disadvantages: No anti glare screen ,keys a little small lack some positiveness

...Despite having a home pc it is sometimes necessary to have access to one when not at home I therefore decided the time had come to invest in a laptop. Like desktops there are numerous makes models and specifications available. As with a lot of things it is a balancing act between prices and features and eventually I chose the Acer Aspire 2920 Which I paid £460 for by shopping around About the Acer 2920 By laptop standards it might not be the smallest or lightest available but do not let that deter you from giving it due consideration so what do you get for your money At first view you get a stylish looking piece of equipment it has a glossy black finish which makes a change a lot seem to be a silver /grey colour When you lift the lid you might be a bit disappointed by the interior I know I was the keyboard and surround is a matt... Read review

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Advantages: Cheap, Reasonably Powerful, Looks Good
Disadvantages: Short Battery Life, Poor Graphics, Widescreen Case but NOT a wide screen

...The Acer Aspire was one of the cheapest laptops that I could find when I looked into purchasing a basic laptop for my school work earlier this year. In fact, it was the cheapest model that Acer made, and it shows in the features that it has, and doesn't have. It features a nice bright 15 inch screen that is good for watching movies, viewing pictures and general internet surfing. However, the model above features a great glossy LCD that is perfect for a laptop of this size, which brings me on to my next point. Unfortunately, like many manufacturers, Acer has used the similar case for many of its' laptops including the model above with the widescreen, therefore, the case is quite wide in comparison to the standard style (squarer) screen. Networking. Nowadays with the internet and all, access and connectivity is paramount when... Read review

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