Acer has refreshed its Aspire line of notebooks, with the company revealing a multimedia notebook, a notebook that can last up to 8 hours, as well as an LED-backlit model.
Acer Aspire 5741Acer's entry level Aspire, the 5741, features Intel Core I processors, has a high-resolution 15.6" widescreen display, and sports a mesh-patterned exterior that protects against smudges and scratches. It also featured a full-size Acer FineTip keyboard with numeric keypad and large keys for comfortable typing, along with a multi-gesture touchpad that lets you easily scroll, pinch, rotate and flip through web pages, files and images.
Acer Aspire 5741Acer's entry level Aspire, the 5741, features Intel Core I processors, has a high-resolution 15.6" widescreen display, and sports a mesh-patterned exterior that protects against smudges and scratches. It also featured a full-size Acer FineTip keyboard with numeric keypad and large keys for comfortable typing, along with a multi-gesture touchpad that lets you easily scroll, pinch, rotate and flip through web pages, files and images.
Chris Osborne, Senior Product Manager, Acer Computer Australia believes the entry level Aspire provides a lot of options with great value: "The Aspire 5741 makes the latest technology affordable to the masses, while making no compromise on value."The second notebook revealed by the company is the Aspire 5745G, a 15.6-inch LED-backlit notebook that offers a full selection of Intel's Core processor range and supports Intel Turbo Boost Technology on i5/i7 models.
The Aspire 5745G features a full-size keyboard with large keys for comfortable typing, while dedicated media keys give you total control over your entertainment. "Another special highlight is the multi-gesture touchpad that lets you easily scroll, pinch, rotate and flip through web pages, files and images," said Osborne.Osborne also said that the Aspire 5745G supports up to 16GB over 4 DIMM slots when paired with an Intel Core i7 Quad Core processor.
Acer has also unveiled the Timeline 5820T, a notebook that can last up to 8 hours. The 15.6-inch Timeline X 5820T is ideal for home- school- and office-based users on the move all day with demanding PC needs. It is less than 1-inch thin, is easy to carry, manoeuvre and store while you're on the go, but still features full-size notebook usability with an easy-to-read display, numeric keypad and an optical drive.
Finally, the company has announced two new multimedia centres that claim to deliver an ultimate high-definition personal-theatre experience. The Aspire 5943G offers a HD 720p experience, while the 8943G boasts an impressive FULL HD 1080p. In accompaniment is an optimized Acer CineSurround sound system with a subwoofer and five speakers built in, along with Dolby Home Theatre v3 for studio-quality sound.
Combined with a Blu-ray writer and a Digital TV tuner, both Aspires can record the latest HD content, giving you an all in one cinematic entertainment experience.With an Intel Core i7 processor and up to 16GB DDR3 memory, you'll have all the power you need to smoothly engage in multiple applications at the same time.
On top of that, ATI's flagship Radeon HD 5850 graphics controller supporting Microsoft DirectX 11 will immerse you in detailed gaming worlds and make your creative ideas spring to visual life. Additionally, expansive storage space with up to two 640 GB hard drives lets you keep everything you want, without worry.
Pricing are as follows:
The Aspire 5471: from $899
The Aspire 5745G: from $1399
The Timeline X 5820T: from $1,599
The Acer Aspire 5943G: from $2799
The Acer Aspire 8943G: from $2999
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