Acer S7-392-9890 Touch Screen Ultrabook comes with these high level specs: 4th Generation Intel Core i7-4500U Processor 1.8GHz with Turbo Boost Technology up to 3.0GHz, Windows 8, 13.3" Full HD IPS (1920 x 1080) widescreen LED-backlit display, Multi-touch screen, supporting 10 finger touch, Intel HD Graphics 4400 with 128MB of dedicated system memory, Optimized Dolby Home Theater v4 audio enhancement, 256GB SSD Drive, Secure Digital (SD) card reader, Intel Centrino Advanced-N 7260, 802.11a/b/g/n Wi-Fi CERTIFIEDTM with Acer Nplify, featuring MIMO technology, Intel Wireless Display, Bluetooth 4.0+HS, TPM 1.2, Built-In HD Webcam, 2 - USB 3.0 Port (1with power-off charging), 1 - HDMI-Out Port, 1 - Acer Converter Port, 4-cell lithium polymer bat...
- Intel Core i7-4500U 1.8GHz 1.8 GHz (3 MB Cache)
- 8 GB DDR3L SDRAM
- 256 GB Solid-State Drive
- 13.3-Inch Screen, Intel® HD Graphics 4400
- Windows 8, 7-hour battery life
This Laptops give to us some advantages, like this :
1. Great new Haswell Ultrabook with a few glaring flaws
I have a short, but demanding list of requirements in a laptop. I regularly travel internationally and I use my laptop for both normal office tasks and high-performance processing.
My list is:
Lightweight, 13 or less, 3lb or less, full HD screen or better, Core i7 CPU, 8GB RAM or more, 256GB SSD+, good battery life ~5+ hours. I'm unwilling to budge on any of these items. This makes for a very short list of potential laptops. In 2011, ONLY the Sony Vaio Z (my current laptop) offered all these features, but is getting long in the tooth. This year, there are more options, and the Acer S7 appears to be an attractive one.
Pros:
Battery life. 6-8 hours under normal WiFi, 60-80% brightness, browser, video playback, Outlook usage. Typcial business usage.Battery life is great, as I believe it will be on many/most Haswell-powered lightweight Ultrabooks. I'm pretty confident they could slap the new chipset and CPU into last years' hardware and nearly double...
2. Great new Haswell Ultrabook with a few glaring flaws
I have a short, but demanding list of requirements in a laptop. I regularly travel internationally and I use my laptop for both normal office tasks and high-performance processing.
My list is:
Lightweight, 13 or less, 3lb or less, full HD screen or better, Core i7 CPU, 8GB RAM or more, 256GB SSD+, good battery life ~5+ hours. I'm unwilling to budge on any of these items. This makes for a very short list of potential laptops. In 2011, ONLY the Sony Vaio Z (my current laptop) offered all these features, but is getting long in the tooth. This year, there are more options, and the Acer S7 appears to be an attractive one.
Pros:
Battery life. 6-8 hours under normal WiFi, 60-80% brightness, browser, video playback, Outlook usage. Typcial business usage.Battery life is great, as I believe it will be on many/most Haswell-powered lightweight Ultrabooks. I'm pretty confident they could slap the new chipset and CPU into last years' hardware and nearly double...
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Capable Ultrabook that so far has exceeded my expectations
I have been researching and trying ultrabooks over the past month or so. I am planning to use the computer for large data related projects as well as web development. So was looking for premium work horse machine with icore 7 processor, but did not want to compromise on size/weight.Tried Asus Transformer, Lenovo Yoga, Samsung ATIV 6, as well as new Sony pro. Saw S7 with 3rd gen intel and was tempted to purchase it, however all the wireless related noise as well as fan issues scared me away. When I saw the release of this system with 4th gen intel chip, decided to give it a try. I am extremely happy with the purchase.This machine has delivered in every aspect and I recommend purchasing it.
Pros:
1. Beautiful/minimalist design
2. Keyboard/mouse/touchscreen work extremely well
3. Compared the speed of S7 with Samsung Ativ 6, and truthfully, while both machines are icore 7 (samsung is gen3), Acer was at least three times faster on start and two times faster on...
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