Typical price: £1,699
What is it: Ferrari-themed Turion X2 laptop with a high-resolution screen and decent graphics capabilities
What we think: This is the Jeremy Clarkson of laptops
-- loud, brash and in your face
What you need to know
Reviewed on: 10 October 2006
Tags: Acer, Acer Ferrari 5000, pixels, sports, processors
We like:
High performance; high-resolution screen; sleek matte-black styling; curved keyboard
We don't like:
Cooling system is noisy; high price
CNET UK judgement:
You can't get away from the Ferrari styling, and more to the point people sitting near you won't be able to ignore the carbon-fibre lid and Ferrari badge. Under the skin it's a decent laptop with plenty of power, but that's a secondary consideration to anyone who has been smitten by the looks
Full review:
Michael Schumacher sports an AMD logo on his crash helmet as part of his Ferrari Formula 1 sponsorship package, so you can see the connection that Acer has made -- a premium laptop with an AMD processor can use the Ferrari brand to push the performance angle, and it's also a useful excuse to push the price up to £1,699. Continue Reading...
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