Experts say look elsewhere if gaming is your top priority, but that all other users, and especially those that want a great multimedia (DVD and Blu-ray) experience, should be pleased with the Acer Aspire 8920G. The 18.4-inch widescreen provides a perfect 16:9 aspect ratio for viewing high-def video content, and there's a built-in Blu-ray player. The built-in 5.1-channel virtual sound system and well-placed built-in speakers provide the best integrated audio of any laptop. If you prioritize gaming over Blu-ray, the Dell XPS M1730 (*est. $2,000 and up) is recognized as one of the top performers in that regard, though the upgrades needed for the very best performance can add up quickly.
We saw lots of feedback for the Acer Aspire 8920G laptop, and most of it is positive. Notebookcheck.net has the most comprehensive testing, but can be difficult for many to decipher. Among mainstream reviewers, Laptop magazine does a commendable job, while PC Magazine and Computer Shopper weigh in with their own credible efforts. TrustedReviews adds a viewpoint from across the pond.
Strength :
* 1080p resolution screen
* Built-in Blu-ray player
* 5.1-channel speakers
* Solid performance
Weakness :
* Expensive
* Only average gaming performance
* No built-in TV tuner
* Nine-pound weight
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