Review Acer ASPIRE 4810T

This is one of my Laptop. As part of Acer’s new Timeline range, the 4810T makes a good initial impression. Slim and clad in sombre grey plastic, it’s a surprisingly good-looking machine for the money. But while it looks good while closed, it’s a little disappointing to open it up and find the interior is standard Acer fare. The bezel around the screen is dark, matte grey, and the base is an inoffensive gunmetal grey that doesn’t provoke the response the system does when it’s closed.
The 14in, 16:9 screen has a native resolution of 1,366 x 768, which is fine for office work and web browsing. It’s also compatible with 720p HD sources, although there’s no Blu-ray drive. The screen itself is reasonable; you won’t notice its foibles while looking at photos or watching films, but DisplayMate revealed a limited contrast range that will stop particularly bright or dark areas of an image being clear. It’s also irritatingly reflective, so use in a brightly lit office will soon grow tiresome.

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