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Acer's cheap, feature-rich laptop particularly impressed us with it's excellent display

Excellent screen ; Decent performer for everyday tasks ; Plentiful connections

Keyboard could be more robust ; Quite heavy

While it's not intended for multimedia use, we found it a pleasure to use for every day office tasks and even managed to deliver good battery life on test

Regardless of chinese tradition, we're thinking of declaring 2008 the Year of the Affordable 17 Inch Laptop. They're so plentiful at the moment that after accepting two to represent their breed in our group test of affordable portables, we still had ...

Bigger screen, smaller price. Bring it! A decent general use laptop, and great value. Great price, but it's rather underpowered for Vista applications.

Attractive Multimedia Notebook with enormous Storage Capacity. In ...

appealing design , solid casing , good interface equipment , huge storage capacity , DVI with HDCP-support , good sound with Dolby technic , useful support programms, appealing design, solid casing, good interface equipment, huge storage capacity, DVI ...

no recovery data-medias , no remote control , imprecisely working touchpad , inhomogenous distribution of brightness , slow had disks, no recovery data-medias, no remote control, imprecisely working touchpad, inhomogenous distribution of brightness, ...

The enormous lid of the Aspire 7520G is entirely matt black. An exception is the highly glossy trim on the front. In contrast the upper shell together with the keyboard is held in light grey. Asymmetrically designed switches and ornamental elements ...

Tesco continues to pile 'em high, sell 'em cheap

Tesco continues to pile 'em high, sell 'em cheap

Good quality screen ; Lots of connections

Not very powerful ; Lack of memory

A decent enough deal, but the lack of memory hampers its performance

Tesco continues to pile 'em high, sell 'em cheap

Good points

Low price ; big, beautiful screen ; discrete graphics card ; built-in Webcam ; DVI and FireWire ports

Disappointing performance ; scroll strip not marked on touch pad ; some users might prefer HDMI port to DVI ; weak Webcam software ; no configuration options

For users who don't demand high-end performance and cutting-edge multimedia, the big, desktop-friendly Acer Aspire 7520-5115 offers considerable bang for the buck.

A value-priced 17-inch notebook that delivers just the basics.

Bright screen with good viewing angles, • Excellent wireless performance

Polarizing, dated design, • Subpar performance scores, • Jumpy cursor, CPU: 1.6-GHz AMD Turion TL-52, Operating System: Windows Vista Home Premium, , , , , , , , , , , , V12's Dual Touchscreen Canova Laptop Coming from Estari, AT&T Talks Subsidized ...