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Acer Travelmate 3043WTMi

lasted very long at all. As a trainee teacher however I started to realise how much I would need a laptop. I was quite fortunate to get the Acer Travelmate 3043wtmi laptop secondhand for £520 not bad for a laptop that would usually cost between £800 and £600 new. I am not very technical with my language so this review will not be in technical speak and is quite simple. I do not use the laptop for amazing things. It is just a laptop for storing and transferring documents to and from home. *ACER* Acer was founded in 1976 by Stan Shih and Caroline Yeh and was known as Multitech. The name was changed to Acer in 1987. The headquarters is in Taiwan and was originally ...

Acer Travelmate 4202WLMi

The Acer Travelmate is a dual-core performance machine with Intel Centrino Duo Mobile Technology that includes a processor that is optimised for multi-threaded applications and multitasking. So for those who like tosimultaneously run multiple demanding applications then this machine should hold up to task. The 80 GB hard drive offers plenty of storage capacity for a notebook Abundant memory of 1 GB of RAM (2 GB max) and a 1.67 GHz Intel Core Duo T2300 with 2 MB L2 cache boosts the performance of application programs. I have used or had open 5 programs at the same time (photoshop 6.0, Word, Internet Explorer, Windows Media Player and Excel) and the performance holds up ...

Acer Travelmate 371TCi

...may be the word for a notebook less than 27cm wide that can do almost anything doable on a PC (in reasonable time). Liberating tool (as they say in Acer ad) it is definitely not. In less than a year since I got it as company laptop, my free time has become a serious resource bottleneck :( It has been nothing but a tool in this time, running daily, sometimes left overnight for rendering or database queries, and it proved a good and reliable one. Pentium M 1.4 GHz processor can handle both these processes simultaneously at less than double the time it takes for P4 3.8 MHz desktop I used as benchmark with same 512 MB of RAM. On WinXP it has been remarkably stable, ...