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Acer Timeline Ultra

April 23, 2012 by Leave a Comment

The world of ultrabooks witnessed the revelation of its new invention lately, the masterpiece “Acer Timeline Ultra”. Acer revealed about it in the 2012 CES that took place in the month of Jan. The Aspire Timeline range by Acer has indeed marked its name in the hall of fame by driving in a numerous laurels for its new product in just a matter of a couple of years.

Aesthetically sought after, the Acer Timeline Ultra is naturally extra slimmer and lighter than the existing versions. No matter what, the highlight about this ultrabook is all taken by the fact that it is the ONLY ultrabook till date, to have an in-built DVD writer; it is indeed a real blessing in disguise for working professionals who apparently have to take back ups every now and then or for movie lovers who do not want to miss a single chance of pursuing their hobby, even when they are on a move. But, the bad news comes along! Sadly, it is a tray loading drive and not a neater slot loading type.

It doesn’t mean still, that we would drop down the idea of Acer Timeline Ultra. The Acer Timeline reviews haven’t been bad at all. So, let’s see all the pros and cons before we really step into the shoes of final decision making.

Provision of 2 USB ports, along with the HDMI and network connectors reflects a win-win situation. The keyboard is partially on the lines of an Apple Macbook prototype. An evocative keyboard and a grand touchpad without click buttons is how the above point has been presented as a verdict.

The Acer Timeline Ultra is practically available in two versions: 14 inch and 15 inch.  Acer further promises a battery life of EIGHT HOURS while delivering a high performance. Furthermore, it suggests that the ultrabook would wake up within 1.5 seconds by virtue of the “Green Instant On” technology, lengthening battery life. Moreover, Acer Timeline Ultra can be woken up by a smartphone too, courtesy the feature of ‘Acer Always Connect’. To add a feather to the cap, the “Acer Always Connect” technology also allows users to access various files and media from remote devices like smartphones and tablets, even when the ultrabook is running a sleep mode.

This new evolution of Acer’s previous Timeline range models, Acer Timeline Ultra is 20mm thick and uses Core i processors of today. You are also at a liberty of choosing from an SSD or HDD option.

Acer has announced the successful shipping of its Timeline Ultra in the first quarter of the year 2012, though the price is still to be disclosed.

And yes, you may now put on your thinking caps, surf through various online forums and discussion portals, subsequently put across your point of view and negotiate with some tech savvies around and then ultimately continue to have your pocket ripped on one of your most coveted commodities. Owning an Acer Timeline Ultrabook would be, yes, a great matter of pride, ostensibly.

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I was just 9 when my mother made her first attempt to quench her daughter’s thirst of becoming a wholesome package of the corporate world. Her realization was the result of the hypothetically elevated graph she made, of the frequency of the virtual exhibitions of my corporal skills.

Lately, when I was swimming in the pool of my thoughts, I learnt that there was yet another chance to help my mother succeed, thereby freezing my mind on the milestone of “Writing”, besides freelancing as a content builder for a couple of companies. Fuelled by the desire to further delve into the world of my creativity and curiosity, I am presently pursuing my Bachelors in Media Studies at Symbiosis Institute of Media and Communication, Pune. This will improve my prospects at the Graduation level, it being the perfect blend of everything that’s coveted to shape my dreams, shedding light on the best road ahead.

By God’s grace, I know where to direct the force of my will to ensure that I don’t fall into the traps and ruins of indecisiveness. I strongly believe that its one’s passion that drives his/her dreams into reality and what we persist in doing becomes easier for us to do, not because the nature of work has changed but because of the metamorphosis done by the increased power to do it.

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