Acer to launch Aspire S7 Ultrabook series on October 26

[Shawn Knight]

Acer will be launching the Aspire S7 Ultrabook series alongside Windows 8 on October 26 in North America. We had our first look at these full HD touch screen systems back in June at Computex and another peek at IFA...

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[VitalyT]

They better offer at least 8GB on the top model, or it's a no deal.

 

[Guest]

[SIZE=13px]"They better offer at least 8GB on the top model, or it's a no deal."[/SIZE]

have you ever see someone working with ultrabook and use memory more than 4 GB?

 

[VitalyT]

[SIZE=13px]"They better offer at least 8GB on the top model, or it's a no deal."[/SIZE]

have you ever see someone working with ultrabook and use memory more than 4 GB?

Im running between clients with an ultrabook that got 4GB. With vs2010, vs2012 and VMW with sql express it is running out of memory very often.

So, who do I have to see for this again?

 

[Guest]

Ultra low voltage? really and no icore7? whatsthe difference with older models? they only mimic what they should had achieved years ago....were is the power on this things?

 

[waterytowers]

I agree 8gb ram is required for all laptops as a minimum. At least the option should be available. The spec does sound promising, I will take the 11inch FHD if the price is right in Australia. It will probably be released in Australia at $2000 which means I will wait for another cheaper option :-(

 

[Guest]

Seems has good build quality, but hope the display isn't just another dark display like another acer laptop

 

[Guest]

@VitalyT:

I'm sorry if you're offended by my previous comment. Regarding how you using your ultrabook, IMHO such task might not suitable for ultrabook, you should looking at normal laptop that certainly sufficient for your needs. Ultrabook is meant for light computing task and portability/mobile