SupportMart Review: Acer Aspire S3, fast Ultrabook with rigid display

Pros
•    Ivy Bridge ,Core i7
•    Impressive Specs
•    Classy & Eye catchy finish
•    Ports on rear, instead of  sides

Cons
•    Somewhat rigid display 
•    Not at all good to play games 
•    SSD not available
•    Interrupting noise of the processor
•    Frustrating touchpad

The Bottom Line
Aspire S3 is a fine product offering premium specifications. Brushy metallic lid gives it a glossy look. It is exactly what we call ‘worth the cost’.  Its suave look and very lean form gives it the ‘MacBook Air’ look.
With S3 model, Acer plans to offer its customers, a type of Ultrabook that emerges out to exhibit some new features along with inherent characteristics. For specifications regarding the laptop, you can reach out to professionals at third party Acer laptop help that will guide you in first time installation of software and drivers.

Ratings
4/5

Introduction
For users who are looking out for classy looks and enhanced performance must opt for Aspire S3. It seems out to be pretty good Ultrabook inspired by ‘MacBook Air’, deliberately offering an acceptable build.

Razzle Dazzle
Aspire S3 is a thin, light and compact Ultrabook, with case made of Magnesium alloy. Overall, with 13.3-inch wide screen, it appears stiff. But nevertheless, its display has some kind of flex; compared to Toshiba‘s Z830 with more flexi screen.
Weighing 1.35Kg, S3 has aluminum lid rest in plastic with dash in magnesium alloy. With its contrasting brushed metal lid and vibrant grey color gives an eye catchy appearance. Its scratch proof and dust repellent body makes others in the same series, envious of its great build.
Extra slimness of the product shifts all ports to the extreme rear spine. On right, a 3.5mm jack stands, while on the left is the slot for memory card. It has a decent touchpad but overlapped with mouse buttons integrated together which does not give a very pleasurable experience while working on it. The monochromatic feel given to Windows and Core i7 stickers, placed exactly near the keyboard looks fascinating.

Configuration
The power input, USB 3.0 (2 ports) and an HDMI port, all lies on the back side of the laptop. Such arrangement leaves the space on sides giving a complete clean look. If laptop is not detecting external devices/drivers on connection with ports, you can take third party Acer laptop help.
It is powered with latest Ivy Bridge Processor, Core i7 by Intel, clock speed of 1.9GHz, with Turbo Boost capacity up to 2.5GHz.Equipped with 4GB RAM and hard drive 500GB, with additional 20GB storage (flash).This help it to collect all your data efficiently and flash storage and enables timely resume of data .If facing problems in doing so, call expert tech support to avail third party Acer laptop support, available 24*7,365 days.
The machine is preloaded by 64-bit, Windows 7 (Home Premium), with usual software package but excellent performance rating. One can expect blazing speed from it because of its Core i7-3517U processor running at clock speed of 1.9GHz, but not to forget, you will have to face a decent amount of grunt from within the processor.
Surprisingly, it has low power consumption; thereby delivering a fair battery life of 153 minutes. The major drawback of owing ‘Aspire S3’ is that it’s not suited for gamers.

Summary
To sum up, it’s an excellent choice for fantasy lovers who chase out for classy looks and glossy appearance, along with enhanced features offering better performance. It lacks behind due to its grunt of processor as no SSD is available in same model. To rectify software issues, you can contact third party Acer laptop support.