If you want a great mobile laptop that will deliver stunning performance whilst saving on energy, then the Acer Timeline 1810TZ could be for you.
Acer are going green with their new series of energy-conscious notebooks, offering reduced power consumption to give you marathon battery life from one charge. Because they know you’ll be leaving your socket behind and getting on the go they’ve made the 1810TZ ultra-thin too; its lean and it’s green.
Even with the portability of the 1810TZ, there’s no compromise on performance. It comes with a nippy Pentium Dual Core processor and a speedy 4GB RAMso whether you’re dealing with your documents or socialising with friends you won’t be sitting around twiddling your fingers; the 1810TZ has more than enough oomph to keep you productive.
Talking of your fingers, youll be putting them to good use with the 1810TZ on the amazing 11.6" screen. Youll have your digital life right there at your fingertips, and youll be able to explore it like never before.
When it’s time for lunch and you need to save your progress you’ll have no trouble either because this laptop comes with a roomy 160GB hard drivewireless internet and integrated webcam mean that you’ll have no trouble getting online and sharing those files with friends.
It’s the ideal laptop for anyone who wants to watch movies, socialise, or even do work on the move. The 1810TZ gives you the power to get things done quickly along with the portability to do them wherever you want. If the world is your office then the Timeline 1810TZ is your laptop.
- Processor: Intel Pentium Dual Core SU4100 Processor
- RAM: 4GB
- Hard Drive: 160GB HDD
- Operating System: Windows 7 Home Premium
- Screen: 11.6" Touch Screen
- Optical Drive: None
- Graphics: Intel GMA Graphics
- Bluetooth: Yes
- Notebook Camera: Integrated
- Warranty: 1 Year








Question from Peter Howard: Asked on 23/07/2010 Does this model use a 32 or 64 bit processor please
This is the 64Bit Windows O/S
Question from Kelvin Sampson: Asked on 15/07/2010 Acer Aspire Timeline 1810TZ:
Can the Windows 7 Home Premium be upgraded to Windows 7 Professional at time of purchase, if so what is the additional cost please?