Acer Travelmate 382TCi

Acer Travelmate 210T

100s (£735)) only had a 5GB hard-drive and was the same price as the ACER, and the Compaq Celeron 700 version (Armada 110s (£822)) was an identical specification to the Acer (with just the addition of Word 2000 and MS Works), and was over £130 more expensive (the cheapest I could find on the net), or over £200 more expensive in Dixon’s. In the end I ended up paying £726 including VAT, delivery and with an extra 64Mb memory upgrade, which I think was a bargain (the ACER was £687 incl. VAT by itself). The 210 range of laptops are a replacement for the 2xx series, and are a new addition to the ACER line-up (so new in fact, that when I bought mine a couple of weeks ...

Acer Travelmate 202T

a mobile desktop, capable of running the vast majority of modern software and will certainly last a good few years of future development. Acer are a highly reputable manufacturer and the build quality is solid. It's lightweight as well whcih means that you don't strain your back carrying it around. As with all laptops the manufacturers guarantee is only for a year, parts and labour, so as much as it might gall me to say this, try to buy your laptop from PC World with an extended warranty. I was able to haggle the price of my extended warranty down by 60%. The discount is simply by the managers discretion. It is in their interests to sell an extended ...

Acer Travelmate 602TER

latest model from Acer and it features plenty of computing power aiming at the corporate business users. It comes with a CD/RW drives which is very new options in mobile notebooks. Apart from that, it has entium III/650MHz Speedstep processor which is faster than the previous 600TER having a 600MHz processor. It weighs only ...