Ultrabook finally appears in Japan after announcing "Aspire S3" ultra-thin notebook computer

In the event "Acer Day" that Acer went for the media today, an ultra-thin laptop computer "Aspire S3"Was announced. It is a model released as Intel's first Ultrabook advocated as an ultra-thin notebook computer, and it will eventually arrive in the Japanese market.


Features of "Aspire S3". Adopted top plate of aluminum alloy, equipped with 13.3 inch 16: 9 LED backlight liquid crystal.


"Cool Airflow" design which avoids the situation that heat does not pass through the palm rest and the bottom surface and tend to be laptop computer "palm rest is hot" is adopted. Also equipped with Bluetooth 4.0 + LE which realizes transmission of up to 24 Mbps, low power consumption, advanced encryption. You can enjoy content with high sound quality by Dolby Home Thater v4.


In addition to the design to protect HDD, large touch pad, power button to prevent malfunction, design pursue as well.


Main specifications are as follows. 13.3 inch HD (1366 × 786) LCD, 4 GB memory, 1.3 M HD camera, IEEE 802.11 b / g / n compatible wireless LAN, Bluetooth 4.0 + LE, etc. HDD models with Core i 3 processor cost around 90,000 yen , SSD model with Core i7 is around 150,000 yen. In both cases, the main body size is 323 x 218.5 x 13.1 mm (the thickest part 17.5 mm), and the weight is less than 1.4 kg.


It corresponds to "Instant On" which saves the working state in flash memory and can save power and quickly switch to S3 (sleep) or S4 (hibernate) or return. In addition, from S3 to S4, it automatically shifts in 120 minutes after shifting S3.


By adopting "Instant Connect (fast instant connect)" which can search the access point at high speed after returning, it can be activated in just 8.5 seconds from return. Although 320 GB HDD model and 240 GB SSD model are available in lineup, the same function can also be used because the HDD model also has its own built-in flash memory.


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