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  Acer Aspire 5750

  
  CNET Rating8.0

  The Aspire 5750 is a modest computer, but for AU$599, we can find very little to complain about. If you're on a tight budget and have basic expectations, it'll serve you well.

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  Acer Aspire Ethos 8951G

  

  Vexatious touch pad and limp speakers aside, the 8951G is rather good. As long as you stay away from Acer's Clear.fi software, you'll likely get some enjoyment out of this laptop. 1

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  Acer Aspire S3

  

  The first ultrabook is a glimpse of what's yet to come. As it stands, though — and we thought we'd never say this about an Apple product — you get more for less money with the MacBook Air. 4

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  Acer Aspire 5560G

  

  Acer's Llano-powered laptop delivers in the basic productivity and graphics departments, but falls woefully short on battery life.

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  Acer Revo 100

  

  The Revo 100 looks good and manages the home theatre PC concept about as well as anything we've seen. A pity, then, that it's so expensive for the power on offer.

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  Acer Travelmate 5760G

  

  The TravelMate 5760G is a solid system with plenty of grunt, but nowhere near enough power.

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  Acer S273HL

  

  For AU$599, it's hard to be too unkind to the S273HL. Still, for a little more you could get the far superior U2711 — it all depends on your wallet.

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  Acer Aspire Z3750

  

  Acer's stuffed decent hardware into an all-in-one (AIO) that only really suffers from having a small display screen.

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  Acer Aspire 5745G

  

  Acer's 5745G almost hits that perfect note between price and performance — so long as you don't care about Bluetooth or 5GHz 802.11n. 9

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