subject: Vancouver Special Edition For Acer [print this page] The Acer(BTP-58A1 battery) is among the largest suppliers of computing devices of the official Olympic Games in Vancouver 2010 (and ahead of London 2012, ed) and to celebrate this office, decided to design a special edition of some of their flagship products: the Aspire 4810T, 1810T and Aspire LCD G245H and G205H.
The first thing that catches the eyes of these devices is the presence of the Olympic logo together with that of the maple, as on many terminals in current use in Vancouver. Special editions born and created to emphasize the ability to create, from a strict design an excellent design.
We analyze the models in specific special dedication.
Acer Aspire 4810T: This notebook is part of the Aspire series timeline. The chassis is characterized by extreme thinness combined with a weight fraction. In energy level can count on a very high standard: its battery lasts up to 8 hours. A technical level, the notebook as Dell Inspiron 1520 battery can count on an Intel ULV processor and a 16:9 screen LED Backlit high definition.
Acer Aspire 1810T: Aspire series belongs also to the Timeline, this netbook(PA3534U-1BRS ) can condense in just 2.5 cm thick and weighing less than 1.5 kg of an energy independence more than eight hours and the ability to manage applications all kinds in just 11.6. The cooling system allows a constant base prolonged use on the legs without consequences.
LCD Monitors G245H and G205H: in both cases it is evident that the functionality of their design and they live together hand in hand in two models from concept almost futuristic. Respectively, available in sizes from 61cm (24 ") and 51cm (20"), two monitors show the logo proudly with the Five Olympic Rings on the basis of brushed aluminum and the rear of the chassis. Designed with full HD resolution can count on an advanced digital connectivity with HDMI and DVI ports, and high contrast with technology ACM (Adaptive Contrast Management).
