Jun 05, 2020 ·  Our TravelMate P6 review unit comes equipped with a 10th Generation Comet Lake Intel Core i5-10210U processor with four cores, a base clock speed of 1.6GHz, and Intel UHD Graphics. It also sports... 

Mar 19, 2021 ·  With its TravelMate line (specifically the TravelMate P6), Acer seems to be going for two potential openings. The first is that the TravelMate is, as the name implies, specifically intended for... 

The Acer TravelMate P6we’ve reviewed costs $1,399 (£1,299, around AU$2,400), which is a little less than most of its competitors, and it’s an impressive office machine in several key areas. It only weighs 2.4 pounds (1.1kg), which undercuts rivals like the LG Gram 14, Dell XPS 13 and Apple MacBook Air 13. It’s packed with features – it has good internal and external connectivity, MIL-STD-810G accreditation, TPM and a webcam with IR and a privacy shield, and it can be configured with even more hardware, like NFC support and SIM card compatibility. When it comes to business versatility, it’s better than every competitor. The Intel Core i7 processor delivers enough power to handle day-to-day work situations, from Office applications and loads of browser tabs to light photo-editing, and its Nvidia GPU is a little better than Intel’s integrated offerings. The screen quality is reasonable – and the touch functionality is a bonus – and the Acer has better battery life than any of its key r... 

Sep 12, 2019 ·  Our TravelMate P6 review unit was well-equipped, with an 8th-gen Whiskey Lake quad-core Core i7-8565U CPU. That’s a fast processor that can keep up with demanding productivity workers, and the... 

Oct 22, 2019 ·  Acer TravelMate P6 design The TravelMate P6 has a stylish, lightweight magnesium-alloy chassis, but it's a few tweaks away from perfection. 

Our model is a mid-tier configuration. Higher tier versions get the Core i7-10510U processor, up to 20 GB of RAM and 1 TB of storage, as well as a 60 Wh battery and an optional Nvidia MX250 dGPU. 

Oct 28, 2020 ·  The Acer TravelMate P6 is a worthy alternative to some of the big business laptop brands out there. It has great battery life, a colorful screen, and the performance expected from 10th Gen Intel... 

Jul 20, 2020 ·  The Acer TravelMate P6 comes with a 14″ FHD 1920 x 1080 resolution display which is a common resolution for many laptops these days. The colors are as close to true as possible and being an LCD... 

As I've said a few times by now, the TravelMate P6 weighs in at 2.57 pounds, and this is really what makes it special. There are lighter business laptops, like Lenovo's 2.4-pound ThinkPad X1 Carbon, HP's 2.18-pound Elite Dragonfly convertible, and Dynabook's 1.92-pound Portégé X30L-G, but frankly, you can't get any of those for $1,049. One thing that all of those PCs, including the TravelMate P6, have in common is that they use some sort of magnesium alloy. For the P6, it's magnesium-aluminum, which is nice because before I looked up the specs, it did feel more like metal than a regular magnesium laptop, which tends to feel like plastic. Magnesium is also tough though, allowing it to pass MIL-STD-810G certifications without having to make the product heavier. Like the Swift 5 that I reviewed back in March, the TravelMate P6 has a somewhat unique design. It's another two-tone look with a black chassis and silver accents in the hinge and the Acer logo badge on the lid. You can see fro... 

Aug 27, 2020 ·  Acer TravelMate P6 review: Hardware and performance. The Acer boasts a Core i7 processor with Intel’s Comet Lake architecture, and the i7-10510U has a reasonable specification – its base clock of 1.8GHz attains a turbo peak of 4.9GHz, and its four cores have Hyper-Threading. 

Oct 25, 2012 ·  Acer Travelmate P6 review; A well-equipped business laptop that just misses the mark with its average screen. Advertisement. Specifications. 15.6 in 1,366x768 display, 2.6kg, 2.5GHz Intel Core i5 ... 

Sep 25, 2012 ·  The P633-V-73528G50ikk is one of the top members of Acer's TravelMate P6 series and comes with an Intel Core i7 3520M processor. This is a 2.9GHz dual-core CPU from Intel's latest Ivy Bridge ... 

Aug 27, 2020 ·  Acer TravelMate P6 review: Design The TravelMate weighs just 1.1kg, which is fantastic for a 14in laptop – lighter than the Apple and Dell machines by almost 200g, and only 101g heavier than the LG. 

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Acer TravelMate 803LCi review: Acer TravelMate 803LCi

Acer TravelMate 803LCi review

The Good: Stellar performance; excellent battery life; curved keyboard; three-year warranty. The Bad: A little big and heavy for a thin-and-light. The Bottom Line: The Acer TravelMate 800 provides everything a nomadic computer user could ever wish for, including peak performance, long battery life, and an extensive list of features. Acer's TravelMate 800 series proves that good things also come in large packages. With a dizzying array of premier components, this wide-body, thin-and-light notebook delivers stellar performance and long battery life but doesn't feel like an anchor when you carry it around. Based on Intel's Centrino technology, which includes a Pentium M (PM) processor, an 855 chipset, and a wireless radio, the flagship TravelMate 803LCi model features a top-speed 1.6GHz PM processor, a 60GB hard drive, and 512MB of memory. For graphics mavens and gamers alike, it boasts a sharp, bright, 15-inch screen and a highly rated graphics chip with 64MB of its own memory. Still, the package comes together in a well-integrated design that might be a bit big for its class but doesn't miss a beat. 


The TravelMate 800's unique keyboard curves away from your hands, so it's easier to touch-type.




Don't be fooled by the Acer TravelMate 800's nondescript gray-and-silver case. Armed with the fastest and largest version of every component, this notebook is a computing powerhouse that can go everywhere you go--it's no ordinary machine. 

Boasting an all-new design, the TravelMate 800 is squared off with an inlaid oval Acer emblem that imparts a sophisticated and inviting look. At 13 by 10.7 inches, its footprint is similar to that of other notebooks of its class, but it's a tad thinner at 1.4 inches. Our only design qualm is that the bezel around the screen could be slimmer, either to create a narrower notebook or to accommodate a larger screen. Weighing in at 6.1 pounds, the system feels heavy, although it's on a par with Toshiba's Tecra M1, which carries a smaller screen. Add in the 12-ounce AC adapter, and the Acer's travel weight comes to 6.9 pounds, just less than the Tecra's. If you don't need the optical drive, leave it behind, thus dropping the notebook's weight to 5.6 pounds.

When you open the TravelMate 800, you'll immediately notice its unique keyboard, which you'll either love or hate. With keys that curve away from your hands, the keyboard takes some getting used to, but it's easy to touch-type once you have the feel. The keys measure a scant 18mm across--the least of its peers--and actually feel smaller due to the layout but have an abundant 2.5mm of depth. Below the TravelMate's trapezoidal touchpad, you'll find an oval four-way navigation button. It doesn't let you control the scrolling of your cursor, but this button instantly highlights objects or text. 





