While netvertibles like the Acer Aspire 1825PTZ are nothing new, there’s no denying interest in the fold down tablets has picked up since the launch of the Apple iPad. Bigger, bulkier and less desirable it may be, but with a physical keyboard on board, it also has the potential to be a lot more useful. Join us after the break to see if it lives up to that potential in our full Acer Aspire 1825PTZ review.
The Acer Aspire 1825PTZ performs reasonably well as a normal laptop, as you’ll know if you’ve caught our full Acer Aspire 1825PTZ review, but the USP of this machine’s design is that it can also be used as a full tablet. Is it good enough to compete with devices such as the Apple iPad, though? Join us after the break to find out.
The Acer Aspire 1825PTZ may be small, but it’s no longer acceptable for slim laptops and netvertibles to compromise on performance. Modern tablets – such as the Apple iPad – offer near instant speed performance, so the Acer Aspire 1825PTZ and its Intel setup will have to be good if it’s to compete. Read on to find out how it gets on in this section of our Acer Aspire 1825PTZ review.
The Acer Aspire 1825PTZ is a portable computer that aims to marry laptop design with tablet usability. While it doesn’t cut it as a perfect tablet (Check out our portable power review to find out why), what’s it like as a laptop? Read on and we’ll tell you just what it’s capable of in this part of our Acer Aspire 1825PTZ review.
The new Mac Mini finally went on sale this week, after years of rumours about a revamp with that all important HDMI slot. Apple’s hoping the new look and extra slots will put the company’s “affordable” Snow Leopard machine at the top of the shopping list for anyone in search of a simple desktop or a home theatre PC (HTPC), but with the £499 option now off the table, is that the case? Read on and find out in our full Mac Mini review.
The new Mac Mini doesn’t just boast a new look aluminium body. It’s had a big spec bump inside as well, with new graphics and even the option to add your own memory. Are they worthy upgrades, or overkill for something you might simply want to plug into your TV? Read on and find out in this part of our Mac Mini review.
The Mac Mini has seen many iterations over the years, but Apple’s little Snow Leopard box has this week had its biggest revamp yet. It’s been given the full unibody treatment, just like the super slick MacBook Pro line. How does it handle in day to day use? Read on and find out in this part of our Mac Mini review.
The iPad 3G is finally on sale in the UK, but if you weren’t one of the hordes who queued to nab one on launch day last week, you may still be torn. Do you plump for the Wi-Fi only Apple slate and pocket the extra cash, or upgrade so you can turn the data on at any time? We’ve been trundling around London town with one to find out, so read on to see which you need in our iPad 3G UK review.
