Acer Aspire Timeline 4810T - 14in Laptop

I think Acer got most things right with this notebook. It's a very sensible combination of components - there's nothing in it that feels unnecessary and you get the impression that both the design and the specifications were thought about a lot.
I tried it out in a shop the other day and it feels sturdy and very comfortable, something I miss in most of the shiny competitors. And what more could you really want in a notebook? It's comfortable, fast enough for nearly everybody, offers astonishing battery life and is good value. The only two things I wasn't too pleased about were the shiny and a little "sticky" keyboard as well as the slightly dull screen - just like Ardjuna said...
I can really see why you gave it such a high score, Ardjuna, and thanks for recommending this - if I didn't have a Thinkpad already (maybe that's why I'm so biased towards shiny-ness :D), I would be highly tempted to get this one.
Are you going to review the 13 inch model as well? That one seems pretty interesting, too (though it is missing an optical drive and isn't really that much smaller and lighter [well, okay, 300g] than the 14" model)...

Am thinking to buy an Acer Aspire Timline with an Intel Pentium Processor Su2700
Is there anyone who could advise me on that. Is there a big difference between Su2700 and the Su9400? Is that the same as 4810T? Everything else seams to be the same or similar when I look at the specs. Please advise.

I bought it yesterday for 635€. Deciding between Lenovo U350 (for €450) I opted for Acer, since it had optical drive, faster CPU (U3500), double the RAM, dobule the battery life, and double the HDD. On our market it comes with 500GB HDD and 4GB's of RAM. Bulid quality is great, aluminum all over the place, even buttons. I love it so far, the only thing that are not so great are the left shift button (too short for my taste) and the screen viewing angle which is less than stellar. Everything else is superb, it really feels like expensive business laptop.