Acer Aspire S7-391 White

Acer Aspire S7-391 White
Premiere Gorilla Glass 2
Acer S7 used by glass Gorilla Glass 2 as a structural element for the first time. Not only is it visually imaginative, but because it was achieved and high structural strength. Ultrabook easily handle everyday use.
The overall resistance contributes soft thin cushioning between the aluminum frame and glass. Any shock that absorbs mainly the chassis, not the glass.
It is the thinnest and lightest!
"Thickness" of just 11.9 mm and 1.3 kg weightUltrabook breaks the established standards and forever will be known as the thinnest and lightest mobile compute rwith touchscreen and Windows 8th Chassis from a single piece of aluminum Aspire S7 while gaining a solid body ideal for the frequent transmission. Despite its ultra-thin design is contained a state of the art hardware headed by an Intel Ivy Bridge and SSD high-speed reading, writing, and minimal access times.
Touch Full HD IPS display
The domain of the luxury Ultrabook is further IPS display with Full HD resolution and touch screen control with support for up to 10 touches at once. The advantage of IPS display compared to conventional TN panels is in faithful color reproductionWhich remain unchanged even when viewed from the obtuse angles to 178 ° in all directions. The display, it is also possible open up to the full plane. Image rotation is then a matter of pressing a combination of keys. Ideal property for teamwork and presentation!
Acer TwinAir and EL backlight
To Aspire S7 constantly cold, Acer has created a new cooling method, which he called "TwinAir". This innovative design extends battery life and keeps the keyboard and base cold, Working with Ultrabook is so very comfortable. TwinAir uses two small high-speed fans - one draws in cool air and the other deleted warm. Location of the fans in the back of the addition ensures that the hottest places kept at a safe distance from the fingers, palms and the user's lap.
Acer equipped the Aspire S7 also electroluminescent (EL) backlit keyboard, which is automatically activates and changes its brightness according to ambient light intensity. This photosensitive solution keypad illumination is one of the thinnest that are currently available. It is optimized for maximum visual comfort and easy visibility in low light conditions.
Specifications:
Processor:
Intel Core i7-3537 with a frequency of 2 GHz
4 megabytes L3 cache
2 cores, 4 threads
Intel Turbo Boost 2 with a frequency of 3.1 GHz
Max TDP: 17 W
Chipset:
Intel HM77 Express
Memory:
4 GB of DDR3
Graphic card:
Intel HD Graphics 4000
Display:
13.3 "TFT LCD IPS ComfyView
LED backlight, glossy, touch (10-point)
Resolution: 1920 x 1080 pixels (Full HD)
Aspect ratio: 16:9
Privacy: Gorilla Glass 2
SSD:
256 gigabytes
Multimedia:
HD audio
Built-in speakers
Web HD 720p HD camera with microphone
Communication:
Wi-Fi 802.11 a/g/n
Bluetooth 4.0
Control:
Backlit Keyboard
Touchpad
Interface:
1x Micro HDMI
2x USB 3.0
1x Headphone/Microphone
1x 2in1 card reader (SD, MMC)
Power:
Li-Ion battery, 4-cell (4680 mAh)
Battery life up to 6 hours
Dimensions:
323.3 x 224 x 11.9 mm (W x H x V)
Weight:
1.3 kg
Operating System:
Microsoft Windows 8 64-bit
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Acer Czech Republic s.r.o., Na Hřebenech II 1718/10, 140 00 Praha 4, Česká republika, https://www.acer.com/cz-cs Acer has focused on developing and selling its branded products in the field of information technology. Acer offers its products in Europe, Middle East, Africa, the Americas, Asia Pacific, China and Taiwan. The company was founded in 1976 and the milestones include the takeover of the IT division of the American Society of Texas Insrumets (1997) or the takeover of Gateway and Packardbell (2008). Acer Group is among the four largest producers of personal computers globally and employing over 7,400 employees. The current success of Acer's mission is to break the barriers between people and technology.
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