The 3810T looks decidedly upmarket with its slim profile and brushed aluminium lid.  Since it’s smaller than the 5810T it looks thicker, but the thickness of both notebooks is the same. It feels extremely well built in hand and the body is clearly well constructed. The lid closes with a definitive snap.
 

The long power button with embedded LED is stylish, so is the silver/grey body. The keypad is really sweet with  great spacing, very nice key feedback — ultra usable and very comfortable, the keypad just feels right.  The screen resolution is just right for a 13.3-inch display — 1366 x 768 pixels. Brightness levels are good but the colour quality is very ordinary. The touch based keys atop the keypad work well and we like the minimalist styling.
 

The battery located on the front, just below the trackpad and its bright orange LED is distinctly visible but not obtrusive. Performance wise there’s not much grunt under the hood so we didn’t expect much, but this notebook isn’t about performance. It’s about style, portability and usability and it meets these spades.
 

Quite frankly a price tag of Rs. 31,999 is pretty amazing — if you’re looking for value for money — you’ve got it! Our only grouse is Acer overlooked an optical drive — a shame because this would be a killer product with one. Sans that however, it still manages to bag our Best Buy award and we feel it’s well deserved. Should you want something good enough for most mundane tasks that is also compact buying this is a no-brainer. The battery life is an amazing 328 minutes.
 

The 3810T looks decidedly upmarket with its slim profile and brushed aluminium lid.  Since it’s smaller than the 5810T it looks thicker, but the thickness...