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    Acer Aspire TimelineX AS5820T-7683 versus Acer Aspire TimelineX AS4820TG-7805

    Discussion in 'Acer' started by spankgo, Nov 28, 2010.

  1. spankgo

    spankgo Newbie

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    Am interested in the Acer Aspire TimelineX AS4820TG-7805 14" i3, but am also interested in the Acer Aspire TimelineX AS5820T-7683 15.6" i5 Laptop, I like the larger 15.6 display of the AS5820T, but also like the i5 processor in the AS4820TG, (ive read there is an i5 version of the AS5820T, but cant find it for sale online) SO between these 2 models can anyone tell me about any other differences which make one of these laptops better then the other? for instance: keyboard differences, display differences, battery, body style, etc. Thanks
     
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    Quicklite Notebook Deity

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    Haven't got it any though think between 1830, 3820, 4820 and 5820 - 3820 & 4820 have the optimal feature vs size ratio. Just upto you whether you need a DVD drive.

    1830 has great portability - it does lack powerful GPU, DVD drive & low-voltage CPU that would leave things to be desired imo.

    3820 builds further with its impressive full-fledged i3/i5 cpu & 5650; it however does lack a DVD drive, which I'd like. But in it class, the spec is basically unmatched - unless you count Sony Z - which easily costs twice!

    4820 has the incrementally adds disc drive to the mix, without being too bulky - while still being exceptional in feature set for its class.

    5820 is pushing the selling point on portability a bit imo. At the size, its screen res, CPU, GPU are average imo.
     
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