Acer may not be easily associated with expensive, high-end laptops, but the company that builds indeed. In 2012, Acer Aspire S7 came with a thin ultrabook, with a layer of Gorilla Glass on the outside and inside. Market a 11 "version, the S7-191, and a 13" came variant, the S7-391.
That first generation S7 appeared to be stuck tightly together and have a good screen lightly. Minuses were there too. The battery life was disappointing, the cooling could produce some nice sound and the keys had little travel.
In 2013, the 'mandatory' update of S7 followed. Intel introduced the Haswell processor, which should mean good news for the battery life of ultrabooks. Acer could not stay behind and placed a Haswell processor in the housing of the new S7. In addition, it did not stop, the battery was increased, the keyboard was adapted and peripheral connections were changed.
Naturally, we wanted the new S7 fire seemed to lay to see if the flaws of the first generation S7 are ironed out. We borrowed from Acer is the most expensive version with Core i7 processor and 8GB of memory, and looked at whether Acer has managed to create. An even better ultrabook of S7
That first generation S7 appeared to be stuck tightly together and have a good screen lightly. Minuses were there too. The battery life was disappointing, the cooling could produce some nice sound and the keys had little travel.
In 2013, the 'mandatory' update of S7 followed. Intel introduced the Haswell processor, which should mean good news for the battery life of ultrabooks. Acer could not stay behind and placed a Haswell processor in the housing of the new S7. In addition, it did not stop, the battery was increased, the keyboard was adapted and peripheral connections were changed.
Naturally, we wanted the new S7 fire seemed to lay to see if the flaws of the first generation S7 are ironed out. We borrowed from Acer is the most expensive version with Core i7 processor and 8GB of memory, and looked at whether Acer has managed to create. An even better ultrabook of S7
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