With a 1.4GHz Intel SU3500 chip, up to 4GB of memory and a 1366 x 768 display, Acer’s 11.6-inch Timeline 1810T threatens to bridge the usability gap between netbooks and workhorse laptops. And now that the first review has come in, we can say that the verdict is… well, ambivalent. Multitasking, battery life and general build quality scored the thumbs up, but the glossy screen and casing weren’t so well received, and 1080p and Flash video playback were hit-and-miss. Set to be known as the Aspire 1410 in the US, this grown-up netbook is expected to arrive pretty soon, with some online retailers already offering pre-orders at $450. The video review is after the break, or hit the read link to check out the unboxing and more extensive thoughts on the laptop.

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