The smallest and lightest model in the Acer Timeline series is the 1810TZ and pretty much defines what the ULV segment should be -- thin, light, long battery light and has enough processing power. The good thing about the Acer Timeline 1810TZ is that, despite the low clock-speed at 1.3GHz, it's still got dual core processors. That means you benefit from the ULV giving you longer battery life but can still crunch some pretty good numbers when you needed it, courtesy of the 2 cores. Only difference in the form factor is that the 1810TZ has an embedded 6-cell battery while the AO751 has it protruding at the back end. Windows Experience Index of Acer Timeline 1810TZ The Windows Experience Index of the Timeline 1810TZ is impressive with a base score of 3.2. The Acer Timeline 1810TZ is not officially available in the Philippines yet and the review unit we had was bought from Hong Kong for $750 (Php35,000). You can get the Acer Timeline 1810TZ Special Olympic Edition for $570 at Amazon: Acer Aspire Timeline AS1810TZ-4008 11.6-Inch Olympic Edition Laptop (Silver) One of the main highlights of the headphones is battery life. Read more in our articles including "Acer Timeline 1810TZ Review" and "Xiaomi launches Redmi Headphones Neo with up to 72-hour battery life".
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May 16, 2010The smallest and lightest model in the Acer Timeline series is the 1810TZ and pretty much defines what the ULV segment should be -- thin, light, long battery light and has enough processing power. The good thing about the Acer Timeline 1810TZ is that, despite the low clock-speed at 1.3GHz, it's still got dual core processors.
That means you benefit from the ULV giving you longer battery life but can still crunch some pretty good numbers when you needed it, courtesy of the 2 cores. Only difference in the form factor is that the 1810TZ has an embedded 6-cell battery while the AO751 has it protruding at the back end. Windows Experience Index of Acer Timeline 1810TZ The Windows Experience Index of the Timeline 1810TZ is impressive with a base score of 3.2.
Our coverage of Timeline 1810TZ Battery Life includes: "Acer Timeline 1810TZ Review"; "Xiaomi launches Redmi Headphones Neo with up to 72-hour battery life"; "HUAWEI FreeBuds 7i now in PH - 55dB ANC and 35-Hour Battery Life at PHP 3,699". Each article provides unique insights and information.