In offering new devices running the Ivy Bridge chips, Acer has plenty of company. Pricing for versions running second- generation Intel processors will start at $450, while those running third-generation will start at $630.
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On the topic of wireless connections, included Bluetooth 4.0+ HS lets users wirelessly connect to other Bluetooth-enabled devices, such as printers and smartphones.Īt the end of June, the V5 will come in purple, blue, silver and black. Keeping things moving, Acer Instant Connect technology on the V5 automatically scans available networks and connects a user in 2.5 secondswhich, according to Acer, is four times faster than conventional connections. If living room entertainment is more a priority, theres Dolby Advanced Audio v2 on board and a High-Definition Multimedia Interface (HDMI) port for connecting to a television, projector or monitor. Theres a 500GB hard drive, a DVD drive, a USB 3.0 port and a 1.3-megapixel HD Webcam thats capable of 24 frames per second and, paired with a built-in digital microphone, is said to make for excellent video chatting. The former measures 0.79 inches thin and weighs 4.6 pounds, while the latter measures 0.83 inches and weighs 5 pounds.įor a better movie-watching or video-editing experience, the Core i5 versions of the V5 have Intel Turbo Boost Technology 2.0 built into the processor. The V5 is available with a 14- or 15.6-inch high-definition CineCrystal widescreen LED-backlit display. The end of the school year waves the white flag for back-to-school releasesas Dell this week also released devices well-suited for dorm rooms, in its Inspiron Z and R series laptopsand Acer says it intends the V5 for students and other value-driven shoppers.
Introduced June 7, the notebook runs third-generation Intel Ivy Bridge Core i3 or i5 processors and is 30 percent trimmer than Acers comparable 2011 offering. Acer America has a slimmed-down, sped-up offering in its new Aspire V5 notebook.
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