Acer Aspire Timeline 3810TG Detailed Review

By Nicole Scott
13 Nov, 2009 2:50 pm

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Kobaljov

The button to turn off the touchpad can be useful maybe when you use an external mouse, and your palm is touch the pad.
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The lower end models are selling with 500mb ram with windows vista which Microsoft recommends at least 1gb which makes it run extremely slow and only a 32mb on-board graphics card….
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The lower end models are selling with 500mb ram with windows vista which Microsoft recommends at least 1gb which makes it run extremely slow and only a 32mb on-board graphics card….
Rambler

I’m constantly hitting the trackpad when my thumb comes down to the spacebar, so the button to turn off the trackpad is wonderful for working on documents. Also, I get way more battery life than this reviewer is reporting–more than 8 hours even online. Mine is a travelling workstation, so I don’t leave it plugged in for long periods; maybe that has something to do with it.