In pictures: Acer's 15in Ultrabook, the Aspire Timeline Ultra M3

Not only does this Ultrabook have a large screen, it also has discrete graphics and a DVD burner

Acer is the first vendor so far to come out with a 15in Ultrabook that also uses discrete graphics; and they're not just any old graphics either. The Aspire Timeline Ultra M3 uses a brand spanking new NVIDIA GeForce GT 640M graphics adapter that can even handle the likes of Battlefield 3. You could say it's an Ultrabook for gamers!

The rest of the configuration features an Intel Core i5-2637M CPU, 4GB of DDR3 SDRAM and a hybrid storage solution that consists of a conventional, 5400rpm, 500GB hard drive and a 20GB solid state drive.

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