alaTest has collected and analyzed 77 user reviews of Acer Aspire M3 (15.6-Inch, 2013) Series from Amazon.co.uk. The average user rating for this product is 3.8/5, compared to an average user rating of 4.0/5 for other products in the same category on Amazon.co.uk.

The cheapest game-worthy Ultrabook around thanks to GeForce GT 640M graphics.

The cheapest Ultrabook around, and one of the lightest affordable 15in laptops.

The world's first Ultrabook that plays decent games

The term Ultrabook becomes more loosely defined with every release under its name. The latest to bend the ultra-slim rules, the Acer Timeline M3 Ultra, despite not being particularly thin has a lot about it worth getting excited about. At £600 the M3...

Until now the Ultrabook just hasn't been that ultra. Compared to the MacBook Air not much has been able to match its day-to-day computing speeds. But where

The Acer Timeline M3 laptop is a study in polar opposites. Its thin, elegant chassis and superb performance for its class suggest that the M3 might be a true category leader, but a painfully poor LCD panel prevents the Acer from achieving that goal.

We put the travel-friendly notebook through its paces to see what the fuss is about.

It seems safe to say that Ultrabooks haven't given the PC market the shot in the arm that Intel was hoping for. The high prices haven't helped, of course, and there also seems to be some evidence that many people are turned off by the relatively small...

The Acer Aspire Timeline Ultra M3 has got a lot of people excited and mostly, rightly so. It's a great laptop for gaming on the go and offers plenty of power and great battery life. It's not beautiful, has a quite lacklustre display and isn't made of...

Ultrabooks were originally introduced as a way for PC manufacturers to compete with Apple's MacBook Air series and for the most part, they have