Acer Aspire Timeline 5810T 15.6 inch Laptop, 9+ Hours Battery (Intel Core 2 Duo ULV SU9400 1.40 GHz, 4 GB RAM, 320 GB HDD, DVDSM, Vista Home Premium) On Sale
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Acer Aspire Timeline 5810T 15.6 inch Laptop, 9+ Hours Battery (Intel Core 2 Duo ULV SU9400 1.40 GHz, 4 GB RAM, 320 GB HDD, DVDSM, Vista Home Premium)
ASIN : B00292BG5A
List Price : £799.99
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This Kind of Acer Aspire Timeline 5810T 15.6 inch Laptop, 9+ Hours Battery (Intel Core 2 Duo ULV SU9400 1.40 GHz, 4 GB RAM, 320 GB HDD, DVDSM, Vista Home Premium) does fantastic. simple to operator and also adjust. the price for it was lower when compared with other place, My spouse and I other places reviewed, and not far more compare to equivalent product or service.
Category: Amazon Green
Brand: Acer
Rating : 4.0
Review 1 : Mixed bag
This machine is a mix of the very good, with the very bad.
The good is the battery life: stunning. The keyboard: excellent. The size and design: very slim and elegant.
The bad is the screen: although sharp, it is overly reflective and has a very poor angle of view with the colour and contrast changing hugely with a slight change of position. The OS: it comes with Vista and a free upgrade to Windows 7. The former is a joke and the latter is truly ridiculous in terms of getting a working installation. Last but not least, the support from Acer: very possibly the worst company on the planet.
Unfortunately, trying to get either OS to work properly on any level takes forever and without the slightest help from Acer (whose staff barely understand English either written or spoken) you are likely to be left with a very expensive tray, rather than a usable laptop.
My advice is to rope in some help of a computer literate friend, buy a copy of XP at the same time and then do a...
Review 2 : Mixed bag
This machine is a mix of the very good, with the very bad.
The good is the battery life: stunning. The keyboard: excellent. The size and design: very slim and elegant.
The bad is the screen: although sharp, it is overly reflective and has a very poor angle of view with the colour and contrast changing hugely with a slight change of position. The OS: it comes with Vista and a free upgrade to Windows 7. The former is a joke and the latter is truly ridiculous in terms of getting a working installation. Last but not least, the support from Acer: very possibly the worst company on the planet.
Unfortunately, trying to get either OS to work properly on any level takes forever and without the slightest help from Acer (whose staff barely understand English either written or spoken) you are likely to be left with a very expensive tray, rather than a usable laptop.
My advice is to rope in some help of a computer literate friend, buy a copy of XP at the same time and then do a...
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