Acer Ferrari 4000 Series

usability

100% of the reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

performance, design, portability, battery, connectivity

price, reliability, sound, durability

62% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

Delivers great battery life

Keyboard is awkwardly designed

The Ferrari 4000 is pit-crew friendly, with memory slots and a hard drive that are accessible to and upgradable by users. They sit in separate bottom compartments under covers that are held in place by small screws. You can remove the optical drive,...

Design worthy of the Ferrari name. Carbon fiber cover. Fast graphics

Noisy mouse buttons

Through a partnership with the legendary carmaker, the thin-and-light Ferrari 4000 has a dazzling new design and new components for extra kick under the hood.

Great laptop, which will last you a while. Definately get the USB sound drive and the total protection warranty extension. At around $2,200 from most retailers, it is a tad pricey; however it really is worth it if you want a great performing laptop....

Superb exterior design, Excellent performance, Handy keyboard and a “widened” touchpad, Rather long battery life considering the configuration, High-resolution widescreen display, Bluetooth module and a mouse with this interface, A lot of I/O ports and...

High price, There might have been more accessories (for example, a transportation bag), The notebook’s lid needs to be cleaned often, The line audio output isn’t placed conveniently

So in the end the Ferrari really does do its job well. It has looks to match its great performance. Although not the lightest around it is certainly powerful, making a worthy replacement for your lowly desktop computer. And with its fully features...

The price premium takes Ferrari branding into account, and that swift little carbon fiber panel on back of the 15.4" LCD. If you want a unique notebook that you can play games on, with a full compliment of wireless technologies, the Acer Ferrari 4005...

Grunt under the hood

Slow productivity scores

This Acer notebook is worth considering if you need a 64-bit processor and plan to move to Windows Vista in the near future. The superior build quality is also a plus.

Light, very well performing, bold design

Nothing notable

Acer is really trying to do something different with this notebook. Its boldness isn't for everyone, but if you're in the market for a new power portable, check it out.

Acer has put AMD’s Turion to good use this time, showing that it can match up to the Pentium M in pretty much every respect. The Ferrari 4000 really does look great and represents a huge step forward from the 3200 model that we looked at before....