Acer Aspire 5536-744G32Mn

I must admit that my knowledge of computers is severely limited. I don't even know the difference between memory and RAM. However, I'm going to attempt to review this Acer Aspire laptop in the hope that people as technologically challenged as myself can find some use from it. So I used to own a Toshiba. Brilliant. Sadly, after 4 years of university, the vast quantities of work done on it (or those few times I dropped it perhaps) meant that it started to give up the ghost. It was unbelievably slow, and froze on a daily basis. The battery was all used up after the effort of turning on. The CD drive didn't work, and the"Q" and "A" keys ...  Read the complete review

Acer decided to add an extra Aspire Gemstone Blue model laptop. I was lucky to get a hold of him as my friend purchased it, and I was using it for a while, he asked me to install some software and configure his Vista so the notebook going to work properly. The first touch was a surprise I expected it's going to weight more than 2.8 kg, it's a really light notebook, and thanks to its glossy sapphire-blue Gemstone cover and intricately textured palmrest it's a pleasure to touch it. I opened it and, I have thought nothing new inside, which is actually good because you don't need to get used to some new type of using it. The screen is 15.6", it's really ...  Read the complete review

Integrated ATI Radeon HD3200, what can I say?! Why pay £450 for an integrated graphics card? !!!! Better with HD4570 dedicated. And Acer isn't as good as Asus.