The new Acer Aspire S5 measures 15 millimeters at its thickets point and has a 13.3-inch LCD display. The device has an onyx black chassis and a magnesium-aluminum alloy cover and palm rest below the chiclet keyboard.
The ultrabook is one of what Forrester Research analysts estimate could be over 50 of its kind introduced at CES this week – many featuring the benefits of aluminum – light weight, strong and durable and fantastic finishes. Many are featuring aerospace-grade aluminum alloys.
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01/10/2012
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