Acer Finally Unveils Aspire S3 Ultrabook

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  • gncs91
    Apple's lawyer are about to get unleashed...
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  • njoy
    is it THAT difficult to make a thin lappy that looks original?
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  • cookoy
    a USB 3 port would come in handy
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  • drakefyre
    Am I just blind, or does it not say how much RAM it has?
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  • nadavp3
    gpu?
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  • njoy
    nadavp3gpu? since the whole thing being pushed by Intel, what other GPU might there be? HD2000 i guess...
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  • mcd023
    don't expect to game guys. haha. looks good though. I am somewhat surprised that a productivity laptop has 2 bays (good thing). Though I do wonder where they could have moved the warmer components so you don't feel the heat considering it's .5" thick. Hopefully it won't burn your leg off like some of my friends' Mac Books do
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  • killerclick
    I'm already sick of the word Ultrabook.
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  • sundaymarch1056
    i don't want a 0.5 inch thick laptop. i want a good all-rounder, a 14" i5 with 16 hours web surfing battery life. i don't care if the battery bulges out. and "Ultrabook" is a ridiculous name. it's a thin notebook!
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  • jdwii
    I'm already sick of the word Ultrabook.


    How is this anything new who really cares about it size.

    1. its a weaker laptop then what can be bought today for 1000$
    2 people who are looking for small and portable are going to buy a tablet not this. Just a smaller laptop thats not worth the money. And you can still get a cheaper laptop then this and still have the same or better power consumption then this.
    +1 For Acer
    -1 for Intel(NOT A NEW CONCEPT)
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