Acer Veriton X480G Reviews

Expert review by: David Murphy (pcworld.com)

Acer Veriton X480G

The Acer Veriton X480G is a pretty good budget PC. At $599 (as of March 30, 2010), the X480G is aimed at small business users, and is priced well for the general performance it delivers--but is it really an example of a solid value overall? When pitted...

Solid performance for its Wolfdale platform ; Above-average storage capacity

Limited upgradability

Acer's Veriton X480G does a pretty good job of keeping up with the best budget PCs, but tough competition stands between this system and top honors.

Apr, 2010

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Expert review by: (pcmag.com)

Acer Veriton VX480G-ED7600C

The system comes with a 320GB hard drive, which is adequate for a business system. The desktop has some software pre-loaded for IT management, like the Acer Client Manager software, but the Veriton itself doesn't have Intel vPro certification. Intel...

Compact. Runs quiet. Good price. Some expandability. 10 USB ports. Three year warranty

No vPro certification. No EPEAT certification. No unified recycling program. Some bloatware

The Acer Veriton VX480G-ED7600C is a compact desktop PC for your small to medium sized business. It's a good buy and suitable for smaller shops, but lack of Intel vPro certification will cause larger offices to look elsewhere.

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Consumer review by: Jose B. Salazar (amazon.com)

Acer worked perfectly

May, 2010

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Expert review by: David Murphy, (pcadvisor.co.uk)

Acer Veriton X480G review

The Acer Veriton X480G does a good job of keeping up with the best budget PCs, but tough competition stands between this system and top honours.

The Acer Veriton X480G has much going for it in terms of its general performance, svelte figure, and general capabilities. It needs a tweak or two - such as more connection options, hard-drive space, or upgradability - to compete effectively against...

Apr, 2010