Acer has introduced another netbook

The Acer Aspire Timeline 1810T combines the virtues of netbooks with the quality workmanship of subnotebooks.

The heart of the device, which can be considered the successor of the Aspire One 751, comes from Intel's workshop again this time: the ULV SU3500 unit operates at 1,4 GHz, with extremely low consumption. The GMA 45MHD graphics core embedded in the Intel GS4500 Express chipset supports the work of the not-so-muscular central unit when running multimedia applications, so it is possible to play HD materials despite the limited performance. The model with an 11,6-inch display with a resolution of 1366 × 768 pixels is also equipped with an HDMI output and a Wi-Fi radio compatible with the “n” standard, but for the 3G modem and the Bluetooth 2.1+EDR controller. Acer is already charging a premium.

Boasting eight hours of battery life, the new product arrives on store shelves with Windows Vista Home Premium, which can be replaced free of charge with the newly introduced Windows 7 operating system in a few months.