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Viewed on its own, the Aspire 5741G is a solid laptop, but battery life isn't great and you can have the same specifications for less money elsewhere.
The Aspire 5942G tries hard to be the perfect entertainment laptop, but it really needs a higher-resolution display to match its Blu-ray drive.
Acer's outstanding Aspire TimelineX 4820TG outclasses many more expensive laptops and has an excellent specification for the price.
A slender netbook with a great display, but its battery life simply isn’t good enough to make a first choice for those working on the go
Near-desktop performance, nine-hour battery life and a great keyboard; only the screen's vertical viewing angles let it down.
The Acer Aspire 5551 is an attractive laptop that's comfortable to use, but it's not especially fast and the screen is average.
Decent performance and a superb monitor in a tiny package. It's a good choice if gaming and expansion aren't priorities.
It's relatively cheap for an Android 2.1 handset, but the resistive screen and 600MHz processor mean that it's not as responsive to use
The T231H isn't a bad touchscreen monitor, but it's simply too expensive to recommend.
Despite a good selection of apps, Windows Mobile has a poor touchscreen interface, and the ugly P300 doesn't make life easier with its poor screen, battery life and keyboard
