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Keep checking the site for a full review – Acer assure us that the new laptops will be arriving on these shores within a month, and we’ll be first in line to deliver the definitive verdict on the new notebooks. There’s no denying that Centrino 2 brings plenty of extra power and connectivity to the TravelMate series, although whether this will be enough to topple the Dell Latitude and Vostro machines from the A List is something that we’ll have to hold judgement about. These two models also both feature a second set of mouse buttons directly above the trackpad. If you’re keen, then the 65 both feature these. We’re still not sure about the slightly curved keyboard – it certainly takes a while to get used to, and we’re hard pressed to find the genuine ergonomic benefits that Acer keeps banging on about.Ī couple of models also include TrackPoints – usually seen on older ThinkPad models – for those who don’t like to use the touchpad. The magnesium alloy chassis returns and feels suitably robust, but won’t set the world alight with stunning design. On the outside, little has changed since the last generation of TravelMate laptops.

While the image of us playing our laptops like a piano is endearing, we’re worried that it will be difficult actually remembering what each finger does unless we’ve tattooed each application onto our fingernails.

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The hard disk can also be set with a password, so even if it’s swapped into another laptop, people can’t access it without permission.Īcer FingerLaunch, despite sounding unutterably rude, sounds interesting: each finger can be linked to a different application, music file, picture, movie or game – so, swipe your index finger to open Outlook, or use your little finger when the boss isn’t looking to boot up a quick game of TrackMania over lunch. Security has been tightened: as well as TPM, there’s now pre-boot authentication, so you have to log in using the fingerprint reader before you can even get near the OS. Just as intriguing as the specification are the various new features that Acer has included. They can all be equipped with GRM, GPRS, EDGE and 3G connections, although they do rely on integrated graphics rather than a discrete chip. The larger 77 models have discrete graphics, more storage and an HDMI output, for instance, whereas the smaller notebooks – the 6593, 64 – include more connectivity. It’s worth bearing in mind that not every model can be fitted with every part available in the new range of TravelMates. The entire range supports draft-n wireless, and the 6593G, 6493G and 6293G can all be equipped with optional HSDPA connections. The rest of the specification promises more than enough performance for business users, too: there’s 2GB of RAM, the chance to include GeForce 9000M-series discrete graphics and one or two hard disk drives, with sizes ranging from 120 to 320GB. The 17in TravelMate 7730G includes the Intel Core 2 Duo T9600, T9400, P9500, P8400 or P8600 – with clock speeds ranging from 2.26GHz to 2.8GHz. Five laptops run the size gamut from 12.1in to 17in screens, but all promise plenty of power thanks to the inclusion of new processors. With the launch of the Centrino 2 platform, we’re expecting to see a flurry of activity from all the major manufacturers as they refresh their current ranges – or launch entirely new ones, as we saw from Sony yesterday – that are able to proudly bear the Centrino 2 sticker.Īccordingly, Acer has launched an updated range of TravelMate notebooks that fully embrace the new platform.