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| Author | Ardjuna Seghers |
| Published | 2nd Jul 2009 |
| Manufacturer | Acer |
| Supplier | PC World |
| Price | £520.87 (Exc VAT) |
| as reviewed | £599.00 (Inc VAT) |
| Latest Price | Click here |
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Comments for Acer Aspire Timeline 5810T-354G32Mn
manoz said on 2nd July 2009
Tim Rice said on 2nd July 2009
Having recently been in the market for a smart but inexpensive laptop, the Timeline series really caught my eye. My impressions were mainly positive, but I eventually decided against all three because they all struggle with Vista in 'normal' spec, and:
3810T - lacked internal optical drive, which I think is a problem
4810T - the best of the range, but I wanted a 13" form factor
5810T - why bother getting this over the 4810T? For the number pad??
In case anyone cares, I went for an HP DV3, which matches 13" form factor with good spec, good value & an internal optical drive. It lacks the battery life of the Timeline series, however which is a real fillip of this range.
DMG said on 2nd July 2009
Page 1: Surely you mean "Were it not for this keyboard and the NON reflective screen". Otherwise how does it make sense to not require the care of a glossy screen? Am I missing something?
Ardjuna said on 3rd July 2009
@DMG:
No, the screen IS reflective. Hence about the screen on Page 2: "Once you get past the reflections which mar the experience in bright ambient lighting".
Maybe you're getting confused with the matte screen-bezel? Unless I'm missing something :)
phred said on 3rd July 2009
price should be given in u.s. dollars as well as pounds,for those who don't know the exchange rate.
Ian Piper said on 5th October 2009
What a load of rubbish. Broadband connection keeps dropping, programs take ages to respond. Wish I hadn't bothered
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Will you review the 3810T? That's my max form factor.