6″, 16:9 aspect ratio for enjoyable mobile movie viewing, a 1″ thin chassis for an extra touch of class, Intel’s ULV processor, multitouch touchpads, HDMI and S/PDIF out as well as 8 hours of battery life – presumably running on a 6-cell battery.

3″ to 14. The initial specifications list look rather interesting, coming in comfortably large LED-backlit displays that range from 13. What makes the Aspire Timeline range all the more appealing is the presence of built-in WiMAX connectivity, DDR3 RAM and a price range that starts from $699 while maxing out at $899, making it attractively priced. Acer’s Aspire line is not limited to just netbooks but notebooks as well, with their latest Aspire Timeline notebooks being announced recently. 1″ and 15.