Acer Aspire V3 is a Kepler-packing laptop

Acer Aspire V3 is a Kepler-packing laptop

In recent time, technology becomes the most important thing in this world. There are so many company enlarges its brand to compete in the market. One of the companies is Acer. This company debuts its Aspire V3. You know guys, Aspire V3 is available in sizes ranging from 14 to 17.3 inches. However, here we would like to talk the middleweight 15.6-inch version. It weights at 5.8 pounds and looks positively bloated next to 0.8-inch-thick laptops such as the M3. In addition, the V3 packs serious power in the form of NVIDIA Kepler graphics and a Core i7 Ivy Bridge CPU. It is different with other Ultrabooks trickling their way into the market, this gadget is priced to compete as a viable choice for the back-to-school season..

You know guys; a silver finish surrounding the island-style keyboard breaks up the black of the bezel and palm rest, and the gray speaker grille spanning the length of the layout is another nice punctuation to the V3's otherwise clean and simple lines. The V3 sports a glossy black lid that looks nice before it gets scuffed up with fingerprints.

In addition, the V3 boasts an expansive, comfortable layout, with Chiclets-style keys that exhibit almost no flex. There's a full number pad on board for the most part the buttons are sufficiently sized and pleasant to touch.

It comes with a 1,366 x 768 resolution for the 15.6-panel. Moreover, The NVIDIA GeForce GT 640M GPU affords some pretty sweet visuals, so a higher-res screen would certainly be welcome, but Acer obviously had to cut corners to keep the price down.  As we know, the Aspire V3's six-cell battery mustered three hours and 56 minutes.

Let’s have a look at the software. Acer pre-loads the Aspire V3 with a few programs, including Adobe Reader X, Norton Online Backup, the Bing Bar, Skype and Windows Live Essentials. There are also pre-installed shortcuts for eBay, Netflix and Nook for PC. You know, V3's budget-friendly price is at $850