Acer Aspire S3 is one of the first ultrabooks to retail and is one of the most affordable. The Aspire S3 has an aluminum-magnesium alloy lid while a grey-plastic material envelops the rest of it's body - no doubt contributing to it's lower price. Possibly even more of a price reducer is the HDD-SSD hybrid solution that Acer's built into its rig (320GB HDD and 20GB SSD for caching only). Overall when I saw this laptop at Fry's Electronics in person I wasn't all that impressed. It's cheaper than the competitors and you can see that, but not to a degree that I wouldn't recommend this laptop to anyone. It's a travel companion PC, and looks mighty fine doing just that.
Screen Size: 13.3 inches, LED Backlight
Resolution: 1366 x 768
Processor: Intel Core i5 @ 1.66 GHz
Graphics: Intel HD Graphics 3000
Storage: 320GB HDD with 20GB SSD.
Memory: 4GB DDR3 @ 1066 MHz
Battery: 6 Hours Active, 50 Days Standby
Webcam: 1.3 MP
Ports: [2] USB 2.0, [1] HDMI, [1] SD Card Reader
OS: Windows 7
Height: 0.68 Inch
Weight: 2.98 lbs
Optical Drive: None
Backlit Keyboard: No
Spill-Resistant Keyboard: No
Other Information:
Optical Drive: None
Backlit Keyboard: No
Spill-Resistant Keyboard: No
Other Information:
- Aluminum-Magnesium allow chassis
Price: Starting at $899.99
Availability: Purchasable Now, Released October 2011.
Availability: Purchasable Now, Released October 2011.
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