Comments on: Acer to launch new thin, light, and low power laptops in early 2010 http://liliputing.com/2009/11/acer-to-launch-new-thin-light-and-low-power-laptops-in-early-2010.html Compact Computing Sat, 26 May 2012 03:09:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: TrackSmart http://liliputing.com/2009/11/acer-to-launch-new-thin-light-and-low-power-laptops-in-early-2010.html#comment-40664 TrackSmart Wed, 04 Nov 2009 09:17:02 +0000 http://www.liliputing.com/?p=14534#comment-40664 There's no reason to despair. You'll get 6 months of great use out of your 1410 before the new model has even arrived. And when the new model does arrive, it will provide almost no difference in form or function. Really, the original Atom processors are "good enough" for all everyday tasks (asides flash video). And you've got a machine at least 2-3 times as fast. <br><br>Heck, I'm typing this on the 11.6" Acer laptop that came out before yours! Even my Acer 751h, with it's wimpy Atom processor, does everything I need it to do and provides a nice 11.6" screen. <br><br>Anyway, enjoy that new 1410! It's a great buy. If you really want MS Office to open 0.1 seconds faster, you can always Ebay it and buy the new one in 6 months. I personally wouldn't waste the time or money, though. There's no reason to despair. You'll get 6 months of great use out of your 1410 before the new model has even arrived. And when the new model does arrive, it will provide almost no difference in form or function. Really, the original Atom processors are “good enough” for all everyday tasks (asides flash video). And you've got a machine at least 2-3 times as fast.

Heck, I'm typing this on the 11.6″ Acer laptop that came out before yours! Even my Acer 751h, with it's wimpy Atom processor, does everything I need it to do and provides a nice 11.6″ screen.

Anyway, enjoy that new 1410! It's a great buy. If you really want MS Office to open 0.1 seconds faster, you can always Ebay it and buy the new one in 6 months. I personally wouldn't waste the time or money, though.

]]> By: prakash_bhargav http://liliputing.com/2009/11/acer-to-launch-new-thin-light-and-low-power-laptops-in-early-2010.html#comment-31761 prakash_bhargav Wed, 04 Nov 2009 06:20:59 +0000 http://www.liliputing.com/?p=14534#comment-31761 Hey nice blog…I really liked the way you articulated it. Recently, I heard Acer is going to launch Acer 5738 PzG - a Multi-touch laptop in India. They have redefined the touch experience and all the controls are at the helm of your fingertips. With a 15.6" HD display with integrated multi-touch screen supporting finger touch and Cinematic 16:9 wide screen with 3rd Generation Dolby® audio it’s surely going to revolutionize the whole experience and all with affordable price of 45K INR. With it’s passion for simplifying user experience Acer has gained new heights in innovation. Hey nice blog…I really liked the way you articulated it. Recently, I heard Acer is going to launch Acer 5738 PzG – a Multi-touch laptop in India. They have redefined the touch experience and all the controls are at the helm of your fingertips. With a 15.6″ HD display with integrated multi-touch screen supporting finger touch and Cinematic 16:9 wide screen with 3rd Generation Dolby® audio it’s surely going to revolutionize the whole experience and all with affordable price of 45K INR. With it’s passion for simplifying user experience Acer has gained new heights in innovation.

]]> By: Anonymous http://liliputing.com/2009/11/acer-to-launch-new-thin-light-and-low-power-laptops-in-early-2010.html#comment-66490 Anonymous Wed, 04 Nov 2009 06:20:00 +0000 http://www.liliputing.com/?p=14534#comment-66490 Hey nice blog…I really liked the way you articulated it. Recently, I heard Acer is going to launch Acer 5738 PzG - a Multi-touch laptop in India. They have redefined the touch experience and all the controls are at the helm of your fingertips. With a 15.6" HD display with integrated multi-touch screen supporting finger touch and Cinematic 16:9 wide screen with 3rd Generation Dolby® audio it’s surely going to revolutionize the whole experience and all with affordable price of 45K INR. With it’s passion for simplifying user experience Acer has gained new heights in innovation. Hey nice blog…I really liked the way you articulated it. Recently, I heard Acer is going to launch Acer 5738 PzG – a Multi-touch laptop in India. They have redefined the touch experience and all the controls are at the helm of your fingertips. With a 15.6″ HD display with integrated multi-touch screen supporting finger touch and Cinematic 16:9 wide screen with 3rd Generation Dolby® audio it’s surely going to revolutionize the whole experience and all with affordable price of 45K INR. With it’s passion for simplifying user experience Acer has gained new heights in innovation.

]]> By: TrackSmart http://liliputing.com/2009/11/acer-to-launch-new-thin-light-and-low-power-laptops-in-early-2010.html#comment-31757 TrackSmart Wed, 04 Nov 2009 04:17:02 +0000 http://www.liliputing.com/?p=14534#comment-31757 There's no reason to despair. You'll get 6 months of great use out of your 1410 before the new model has even arrived. And when the new model does arrive, it will provide almost no difference in form or function. Really, the original Atom processors are "good enough" for all everyday tasks (asides flash video). And you've got a machine at least 2-3 times as fast. <br><br>Heck, I'm typing this on the 11.6" Acer laptop that came out before yours! Even my Acer 751h, with it's wimpy Atom processor, does everything I need it to do and provides a nice 11.6" screen. <br><br>Anyway, enjoy that new 1410! It's a great buy. If you really want MS Office to open 0.1 seconds faster, you can always Ebay it and buy the new one in 6 months. I personally wouldn't waste the time or money, though. There's no reason to despair. You'll get 6 months of great use out of your 1410 before the new model has even arrived. And when the new model does arrive, it will provide almost no difference in form or function. Really, the original Atom processors are “good enough” for all everyday tasks (asides flash video). And you've got a machine at least 2-3 times as fast.

Heck, I'm typing this on the 11.6″ Acer laptop that came out before yours! Even my Acer 751h, with it's wimpy Atom processor, does everything I need it to do and provides a nice 11.6″ screen.

Anyway, enjoy that new 1410! It's a great buy. If you really want MS Office to open 0.1 seconds faster, you can always Ebay it and buy the new one in 6 months. I personally wouldn't waste the time or money, though.

]]> By: SomeBlueSnow http://liliputing.com/2009/11/acer-to-launch-new-thin-light-and-low-power-laptops-in-early-2010.html#comment-31730 SomeBlueSnow Tue, 03 Nov 2009 23:51:21 +0000 http://www.liliputing.com/?p=14534#comment-31730 Just bought a 1410... ugh. Just bought a 1410… ugh.

]]> By: Andy http://liliputing.com/2009/11/acer-to-launch-new-thin-light-and-low-power-laptops-in-early-2010.html#comment-31715 Andy Tue, 03 Nov 2009 21:23:53 +0000 http://www.liliputing.com/?p=14534#comment-31715 There is nothing really wrong with today's 1410 using the SU2300 processors. They did it right and I'm getting ready to sell my Lenovo S12 Via Nano. I've always liked intel's processor because their run time claims are more accurate than AMD or VIA's. Plus their chips don't run as hot. I don't find 3lbs all that bad. I'm actually grateful that their battery doesnt stick out like most of all other companies. It's pretty unreasonable to expect full laptop cpu performance and demanding that it runs for 10 hrs off battery. I think the CPU/battery tradeoff is fine for the moment, but the GPU improvement will make these notebooks perfect. The rest are minor upgrades going with the times (USB 3, etc.) There is nothing really wrong with today's 1410 using the SU2300 processors. They did it right and I'm getting ready to sell my Lenovo S12 Via Nano. I've always liked intel's processor because their run time claims are more accurate than AMD or VIA's. Plus their chips don't run as hot. I don't find 3lbs all that bad. I'm actually grateful that their battery doesnt stick out like most of all other companies. It's pretty unreasonable to expect full laptop cpu performance and demanding that it runs for 10 hrs off battery. I think the CPU/battery tradeoff is fine for the moment, but the GPU improvement will make these notebooks perfect. The rest are minor upgrades going with the times (USB 3, etc.)

]]> By: MonkeyKing1969 http://liliputing.com/2009/11/acer-to-launch-new-thin-light-and-low-power-laptops-in-early-2010.html#comment-31696 MonkeyKing1969 Tue, 03 Nov 2009 19:06:04 +0000 http://www.liliputing.com/?p=14534#comment-31696 The whole concept of Atom netbooks and even CULV subnotebook should be they CAN be thinner and lighter...so why is Acer smacking its forehead now about what they made? <br><br>I mean...DUH! Lighter, thinner, and cheaper is what people wanted. Sure they wanted more powerful machines in the netbook/sub category, but if Acer didn’t bather to make them thin, light and cheap of course people soured. <br><br>The current crop of CULV machines are fat, bloated, and under engineered. They are lazy designs that didn't even try to shave weight. They just run faster, but do so totally at the expanse of making something people might LIKE carrying. The whole concept of Atom netbooks and even CULV subnotebook should be they CAN be thinner and lighter…so why is Acer smacking its forehead now about what they made?

I mean…DUH! Lighter, thinner, and cheaper is what people wanted. Sure they wanted more powerful machines in the netbook/sub category, but if Acer didn’t bather to make them thin, light and cheap of course people soured.

The current crop of CULV machines are fat, bloated, and under engineered. They are lazy designs that didn't even try to shave weight. They just run faster, but do so totally at the expanse of making something people might LIKE carrying.

]]> By: Adam Skinner http://liliputing.com/2009/11/acer-to-launch-new-thin-light-and-low-power-laptops-in-early-2010.html#comment-31690 Adam Skinner Tue, 03 Nov 2009 18:26:52 +0000 http://www.liliputing.com/?p=14534#comment-31690 I really like the looks of the Timelines, but I want more time out of them. One of the big draws of a netbook for me is being able to take it out and not worry too much about battery life for the night. I'm hoping for a solid machine /w HDMI and 1080p graphics able to stand for 5 hours in Battery Eater Pro. Does that sound like a pipe dream? I really like the looks of the Timelines, but I want more time out of them. One of the big draws of a netbook for me is being able to take it out and not worry too much about battery life for the night. I'm hoping for a solid machine /w HDMI and 1080p graphics able to stand for 5 hours in Battery Eater Pro. Does that sound like a pipe dream?

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