Tag archive: TravelMate

Acer may be projecting the fad of tablet computing is already fading away—good luck with that—but the company is eager to prove that traditional computing platforms still have a lot to offer. Case and point: the new TravelMate Timeline 8481T, which aims distinctly at the corporate and business travel set with a mix of power, portability, and (surprisingly) screen resolution. The 8481T's claim to fame is that it packs a 1,366… Read More

Acer America—now the parent company of Gateway—has taken the wraps off the TravelMate 6493 and TravelMate 6593 notebook computers, aiming at the mobile business crowd with a mix of performance and flexibility. Both units are built on Intel's Centrino 2 platfor, and feature 1,280 by 800-pixel LCD displays and Acer's MediaBay hot-swapping technology that enables users to swap in an optical drive, additional hard… Read More

Acer has taken the wraps off its TravelMate 8200 notebook aimed at the high-end business and enterprise user, sporting a dual-core Centrino Duo processor at speeds up to 2.16 GHz and built-in voice and video over IP (VVIOP) capabilities. The Travelmate 8200 features a 15.4-inch widescreen TFT LCD display powered by the ATI Mbility Radeon X1600 graphics card with DVI support and 256 MB of VRAM (and 256 MB shared system memory). And… Read More

Acer's newest notebook the TravelMate 4020 is designed for home office or SOHO use and comes packed with an Intel Centrino chipset, PCI-Express technology (we assume graphics subsystem, although the graphics is integrated) 512MB of RAM (upgradeable to 2GB), a 1.6GHz Pentium M processor, integrated WiFi and Bluetooth and a 60GB hard drive. The TravelMate 4020 notebooks come with Microsoft Windows XP Professional pre-installed… Read More

The Acer TravelMate 3000 notebook, offers up to an Intel Pentium M Processor 740 running on the latest Intel 915GM Express chipset and a 533MZz Front System Bus. The newest Acer notebook also features PCI Express, a 12.1″ WXGA display, 512 MB of DDR II upgradeable to 2048MB, and an integrated Intel Graphics Media Accelerator 900 video adapter with up to 128MB of dedicated DDR video memory. In addition to wireless 802.11b/g and… Read More

Offering Intel Centrino Mobile technology and up to 4 hours of battery life, the TravelMate 3200 includes ATI MOBILITY RADEON 9700 graphics and an integrated optical drive for high-end multimediaflexibility. Aimed at professional users and “Road Warriors,” the TravelMate 3200 includes features busy professionals demand in a productivity tool — performance, efficiency and, at 1-inch thickand under 5 pounds, extreme mobility.… Read More

Quote from the review at Digit-Life: “Acer's mobile PC line underwent some changes in Q3 2003. The company announced a new series: TravelMate 240 / 250, TravelMate 290 and TravelMate 660. With these models the company started restructuring the whole TravelMate line in order to form two groups of products.  One of the groups will include notebook PCs for users who often travel. Such models will be intended for frequent use… Read More

The TravelMate C110 closely conforms to the Centrino standard with a Pentium M processor, 855GM chipset and 802.11b wireless connectivity. Acer said that the TravelMate C110 will adopt 802.11a/b as soon as Intel announces its availability for the Centrino platform. The Tablet PC also offers space for up to 2Gb of DDR memory and a 60Gb hard drive. Acer told DigiTimes that the C110 is using the same chassis and 10.4-inch panel size as the… Read More