Acer Aspire S3-391 13.3-inch Ultrabook (Intel Core i5 3317U 1.7GHz, 4GB RAM, 500GB HDD, LAN, WLAN, BT, Webcam, Integrated Graphics, Windows 7 Home Premium 64-Bit)
Acer Aspire S3-391 13.3-inch Ultrabook (Intel Core i5 3317U 1.7GHz, 4GB RAM, 500GB HDD, LAN, WLAN, BT, Webcam, Integrated Graphics, Windows 7 Home Premium 64-Bit)
List Price: £649.99
Price:£490.00
Acer Aspire S3-391 13.3-inch Ultrabook (Intel Core i5 3317U 1.7GHz, 4GB RAM, 500GB HDD, LAN, WLAN, BT, Webcam, Integrated Graphics, Windows 7 Home Premium 64-Bit) Description
ACER S3 133 INCH Ci53317U 4GB 500GB 13MP CAM BT40 HDMI 55hrBatt WINDOWS 7 HP 64 BIT GOLD NXM1FEK001 Laptops NotebooksAcer Aspire S3-391 13.3-inch Ultrabook (Intel Core i5 3317U 1.7GHz, 4GB RAM, 500GB HDD, LAN, WLAN, BT, Webcam, Integrated Graphics, Windows 7 Home Premium 64-Bit) Features
- Memory - 4GB
- Webcam + Bluetooth
- OS - Win7 HP 64-bit
- Hard drive - 500GB
- Processor - Intel Core i5-3317 1.7GHz
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Customer Reviews
| 5 of 6 people found the following review helpful  Review of Acer Aspire S3-391 13.3-inch Ultrabook (Intel Core i7 3517U 1.9GHz, 4GB RAM, 500GB HDD, 20GB SSD, By Winnie Woodlord "WoodyLady" (Derbyshire, UK) - See all my reviews Amazon Verified Purchase(What is this?) This is a 'first impressions' review of the Acer Aspire S3-391 13.3-inch Ultrabook - Intel Core i7 3517U, 4GB RAM, 500GB HDD + 20GB SSD, LAN, WLAN, BT, Webcam, HD 4000 Integrated Graphics, Windows 7 Home Premium 64-Bit). The exact model is the Aspire S3-391-73514G52add - NX.M1FSI.002.I looked at other ultrabooks, such as the Asus Zenbook UX32A, but this seems to ship with only a Core i5 processor and is higher priced. The Acer Aspire S3-391 model I chose is slightly cheaper and has a 3rd generation Ivy Bridge i7 3517U - so simply on GPU performance, it is a better buy for the money. I also considered the Lenovo Ideapad U310, but these have had wifi problems according to several reviews and forums. I thought about going for the bigger Acer Aspire Timeline M3 with a 15.6 inch screen and Nvidia GeForce GT 640M graphics card, but this is nearly a whole kilo heavier. A good but rather heavy ultrabook or lightish laptop if you want to do some gaming, but in the end I decided that having used a 17 inch Samsung R700 for the last four years, which is both heavy and gets pretty hot, what I wanted most was a light and thin, cool-running ultrabook with a fast chip - so the S3 model with the Intel Core i7 3517U GPU seemed like the best choice, although the one with the i5 3317 chip would have been another good choice if you want to spend slightly less money but still get a 3rd generation Ivy Bridge chip. BE VERY CAREFUL WHEN CHOOSING the GPU in your Acer Ultrabook S3 - make sure it has the i5 3317 or the i7 3517 - these are both 3rd generation Intel Ivy Bridge chips. There are still many Acer Aspire S3s around with the second generation Sandy Bridge chips, and sometimes these can be the same price or actually more expensive than the newer S3s with the 3rd generation Ivy Bridge chips, which have the better Intel HD 4000 integrated graphics (the 2nd generation Sandy Bridge chips only have the HD 3000 integrated graphics). Having chosen an S3 with a Core i7 3517 GPU, I then had to decide whether to go for the one with the 128GB SSD or the hybrid 500GB HDD + 20GB SSD. I found this a really hard decision, as some of the reviews went on about the advantages of having an SSD (solid state) drive from the point of view of faster program loading and less battery usage. SSD drives have in the past been more expensive than HDD drives, but the price of SSD drives is coming down fast. I read a couple of reviews that said that a 128GB SSD drive just doesn't have enough storage, as you may only have 90GB of usable storage (and one review said this was as low as only 50GB of storage available, which I can well believe, as the operating system, eRecovery Management and the Backup Manager could easily take up 40 or 50GB.) If you then want to install Microsoft Office, and perhaps an Adobe CS Design or Adobe CS Master Edition package, you could be down to only 30 or 40 GB left to you on a 128GB SSD - before you have even started downloading any photos or videos, MP3s or games! As the S3 with the hybrid 500GB HDD + 20GB SSD still wakes up from sleep in 1.5 to 3 seconds (current programs and files which you've just been using are dumped on the 20GB SSD to allow for this fast wake up) - the difference between the 128GB SSD version and the 500GB HDD + 20GB SSD version is going to be pretty negligible for most purposes. I think for a general use ultrabook laptop, the one with the 500GB hard drive + 20GB SSD is more practical - and SSDs have not been around that long, so who knows how long they will last? Whereas HDDs are proven, reliable technology, and okay, they have moving parts - but so what? Someone I know who has a Masters degree in Advanced Computer Science said he would not rely on just an SSD drive and would choose a model with an HDD drive as well - so that's what I did, in the end. I have also noticed that the price differential between pure SSD models and hybrid HDD + SSD models appears to have reversed. The SSD models were formerly a lot more expensive and the ones with hybrid HDD + small SSD drives were supposed to be a 'budget' choice; but now the 500GB HDD + 20GB SSD Acer S3 ultrabooks are not cheaper but the same price or actually more expensive by a few pounds than the 128GB SSD models, so it looks like the price premium on SSD drives has come down to the point where there is no difference - or perhap the HDD + SSD hybrids are proving more popular because most people want at least 500GB storage and the market is flooded with 128GB SSD drive models. Only the 256GB SSD models are still commanding a premium price. It boils down to personal preference about how much storage you want and whether you care about a few minutes extra battery time and a matter of a second or two claimed advantage in program loading times with SSD drives. I can confirm that the Acer Aspire S3-391 Ultrabook with Intel Core i7... Read more  Acer - you slammed the door on MAC, By Peter P W Weiss (Birmingham, England) - See all my reviews Amazon Verified Purchase(What is this?) This review is from: Acer Aspire S3-391 13.3-inch Ultrabook (Intel Core i5 3317U 1.7GHz, 4GB RAM, 500GB HDD, LAN, WLAN, BT, Webcam, Integrated Graphics, Windows 7 Home Premium 64-Bit) (Personal Computers) My old laptop was heavy, slow and quirky. My frequent travels meant I had to build my luggage around the laptop. So I started to think that I should change to a MAC (I had already purchased an IPAD. However, after some research, including reading many reviews, I decided to buy the Acer.The Ultrabook is light, responsive and (up to now) free of any bad habits. Setting up and configuration caused me no problems. I have just used it for an important conference in Vienna. Its smooth linking with a projector to show a multimedia presentation was totally hassle free. My colleagues commented that they could understand why I have not moved to a MAC.I am totally contented with my purchase. More experience may push my rating up to 5 stars. 8 of 11 people found the following review helpful very good but screen reservations, Amazon Verified Purchase(What is this?) This review is from: Acer Aspire S5-391 13.3-inch Ultrabook (Intel Core i7 3617U 1.9GHz, 4GB RAM, 256GB SSD, LAN, WLAN, BT, Webcam, Integrated Graphics, Windows 7 Home Premium 64-Bit) (Personal Computers) This Acer Aspire S5 is impressive. I particularly like the blisteringly fast boot-up and resume times. My previous (high-spec) laptop was taking around 7 minutes to boot up fully, so this is a complete transformation. The ultra-slim profile and light weight also make it a pleasure when travelling. I can dispense with a laptop and accessories holder, as the S5 will slip easily into any document case. However, I do not understand why such a lightweight machine comes with a heavyweight mains supply cable. This seems quite unnecessary and is an inconvenience. I will probably change it for a lighter weight cable with a more compact US-type plug that I can use at home.My main area of disappointment is the screen. I find the contrast very unsatisfactory, with graphs for example almost impossible to read. There is no contrast adjustment and no amount of twiddling the brightness setting will resolve the problem. On top of that, the screen has a consistent blue tinge which I have so far been unable to get rid of. The supplied bluetooth mouse is very temperamental and works only occasionally, unless you do an uninstall and re-install. Battery life is good and seems to give me around 5 hours. Afterthoughts: The "On" switch is flush with the sloping underside of the case and so hard to locate that it always takes 3 or 4 attempts to turn on. I am not sure what can be done with the Thunderbolt port as I have not found any useful periferals that will work with this connection. I would like a Thunderbolt-driven external Blu-Ray drive but could not locate one. I suppose these things will come in time. One disadvantage of being ahead of the curve. |
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