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Wednesday, September 19, 2007
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Gaming notebooks belong to a special class of machines. Two years ago questions about gaming notebooks would only irritate professionals - "Why? A notebook is not a desktop!" But time flies. Notebooks were replacing home desktops in all fields. Only 3D games held their ground because of high requirements to performance. However, it's not reasonable to buy a big desktop only for games, while its other functions are performed well by a smaller notebook. That's why more and more potential buyers of notebooks would like to use them not only for work, but also for entertainment. And 3D games are a significant part of it. Today we are going to review the latest gaming notebook from Acer. Let's see how it copes with games as well as other home tasks.
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Thursday, May 31, 2007
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Designed under commission by BMW Designworks, the new Aspire range utilises a 'Gemstone' design focus that has generated a distinctive and unique look. On the outside one can genuinely see that 'Gemstone' idea in the shape and finish. Though the notebook is obviously rectangular in shape, the subtle use of curves gives it a pleasant oval shaped quality, and the shiny pearlescent black finishes off the look beautifully. Importantly, this gives the 5920 a real sense of quality before you've even opened it up and started using it.
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