Acer Aspire 4810T review
in Laptops
Verdict
Nondescript looks and plodding performance are elevated by absolutely stunning battery life
Review Date: 15 May 2009
Reviewed By: Dave Stevenson
Price when reviewed: £652 (£750 inc VAT)
Features & Design
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Value for Money
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Performance
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From around the web
...but the price!
I've bought an Acer 8930G with 1080p screen and Blu-ray, T6400 cpu and 4Gb DDR3 for this sort of price. Why so much for so much less?
By iwsmallwd on 13 Aug 2009 ![]()
Portability?
The 8930G weighs nearly 4kg but this weighs less than 2kg. That's what you're paying for with the 4810T, plus the battery life.
By Kuryakin on 13 Aug 2009 ![]()
Portability?
The 8930G weighs nearly 4kg but this weighs less than 2kg. That's what you're paying for with the 4810T, plus the battery life.
By Kuryakin on 13 Aug 2009 ![]()
Acer Aspire laptops
Open the slim-line lid and you’ll find the same gun-metal casing with a black keyboard. The keys have plenty of space around them and float quite high above the main board. We found it an incredibly smooth keyboard to use but it’s also quite loud, with the keys making a heavy thump as you type.The touchpad is a little on the small side but you’ll find it has multi-gesture controls, so zooming into documents is incredibly easy, for example. Instead of two mouse buttons you’ll find a single bar. It sits in a small recess, so you won’t accidentally strike the keys when typing, which is a nice touch. We also like the addition of a separate button allowing you to switch the touchpad off, great for when typing on the move.
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