Price range: £385.84 - £418.53
What is it: Media Center laptop co-designed by BMW, with a 15.4-inch screen
What we think: Questionable styling, but it's fast and good value for money
What you need to know
Reviewed on: 31 May 2007
Tags: acer, opening, speakers, shortcut
We like:
Specification; performance; screen
We don't like:
Grey colouring; misplaced USB port; overall design
You might also need:
External hard drive
CNET.co.uk judgement:
The Aspire 5920 is a candidate for the ugliest laptop of the year. It's smeared in enough grey to put British skies to shame, and has has some absolutely awful design touches. But the rest of the laptop is a very good one. It's fast, feature-packed and is excellent value for money
Acer Aspire 5920 History
23 May 2007 in Crave
Hands-on with Acer Aspire 5920: The BMW laptop
What happens when you ask BMW to design a laptop? With the help of the usually dependable Acer, we can show you -- but be warned, it ain't pretty
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September 26, 2008
Posted by: wales-123
"Perfect for me"
September 5, 2008
Posted by: shetland horse
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