Compare Prices : Acer Aspire 8930G

Review summary: Something of everything. With the 8935G Acer presents an excitingly equipped multimedia notebook in the 18"inch format. For the price of 1500 euro there's a lot to be found. Beside the Q9000 Quad-Core CPU by Intel, as well as an ATI Mobility Radeon ...

Pros: Attractive Desing , Large Interface , Thoroughly Office-usable Keyboard , FullHD Display with "Okay" Test Readings , Good 3D and Application Performance , Low Surface Temperature , Good Sound Quality , Viable Battery Life, Attractive Desing, Large ...

Cons: Numerous pre-installed Bloatware , Moderate Case Stability , Always Present Fan in Office Use, Numerous pre-installed Bloatware, Moderate Case Stability, Always Present Fan in Office Use

Verdict: A strong two-core alternative to the Q9000 Quad Core CPU. Especially for gamers a faster clocking would be more useful than the four cores of the Q9000 CPU. For applications this is certainly a good choice

Review summary: To enjoy proper Hi-Def you need a stupendously expensive set-up involving an HD-ready TV, surround sound speakers and a Blu-ray player, right? Wrong. All you need is the Acer Aspire 8930G. This multimedia monster comes with a built-in Blu-ray player ...

Pros: Great full-HD screen. Plenty of connections. Optional Blu-ray drive

Cons: Try lugging around this 4.1kg behemoth

Verdict: The term all-rounder is often a polite way of saying corner-cutting try-hard. That's not the case with the Acer Aspire 8930G.

Review summary: People want different things from a laptop computer. Some just want ultimate portability at the expense of power… a segment of the population Intel's Atom processor has squeezed for every flinty dime. There's the fashionistas, who want a laptop that's ...

Review summary: Everyone likes a home cinema system, but normally any attempts at squeezing one into something you carry around fail. With epic proportions. The Acer 8930G doesn't. With a gorgeous shell, 18.5 inch full HD screen, 4 gigs of RAM, a 320GB hard drive and ...

Pros: The base model is fantastic enough for watching DVDs, but upgrade to the Blu-ray 8930G model and you might as well throw your flatscreen away. It's dazzling, and the CineDash media control panel next to the keypad is a piece of baked goods to use. ...

Cons: The 2.26GHz Core 2 Duo chip is zippy, but a quad-core processor wouldn't have gone a miss, and for a laptop so big, the trackpad is mighty small. Sure, you'll be using a mouse at home, but if you do lug this out of the house, you'll want to take a ...

Verdict: Real AV enthusiasts will no doubt snub the idea of a laptop as a quality high-def screen and machine, but the Acer 8930G really is that, and should you own a bigger HD screen, you can always hook it up via HDMI to make sweet 1080p love. The Acer 8930G ...