Acer aspire 1350 series {1355xc} needs graphics/video card

in Acer Aspire Series is using Intergrated Graphic Card.
that mean if you wanna Upgrade your Graphic Resolution,
you have to set to a bigger shared memory/RAM for Display Graphic Card/VGA memory from BIOS Setup.
for example if you using RAM 2Gb, and you can make your VGA(Video Graphic Adapter) to 1Gb.
But in My Computer Properties the RAM will Show only 1Gb.
Because another 1Gb of RAM you've use for VGA.
you can check it from dxdiag.
(for opening dxdiag > Click Start > click RUN... > type dxdiag > and Oke/Enter)

Your graphics are integrated:
http://www.laptop-pc.org.uk/acer-laptop-pcs/acer-aspire-8730g-laptop/
What I suggest you do first is uninstall prior graphics software then, download the latest driver here:
http://www.nvidia.com/Download/index.aspx?lang=en-us
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Dave

i think you can, but this laptop has great integrated graphic card, it use Integrated Intel® HD Graphics or Discrete ATI Radeon™ HD 5650 graphics or Discrete ATI Radeon™ HD 5470 graphics
this graphic card can make great picture for HD video

Yes actually, the Acer Aspire supports the MXM format mobile graphics cards. There are not many laptops that support this, but your series of Acer laptop does.

http://www.acersupport.com/acerpanam/manuals/acer/0000/servicemanuals/Aspire_4320_4720_4720G_4720Z_Nestos_SG.pdf

http://www.mxm-upgrade.com/Table.html

From these sites, your laptop supports MXM Type II, and should work with HD4570 or HD4650 cards. Both available on ebay.

Cheaper solutions would involve external graphics using the Expresscard slot on your laptop. This solution will work for all laptops with Expresscard, but it is not mobile.

http://www.hwtools.net/Adapter/PE4H.html

no you can't change.. loptop is fix.. only the memory can upgrade

Hello,

To change the hardware,

Get the appropriate screwdriver, Unscrew the laptop from the bottom.

Get the new hardware you want to install in the laptop.

Then locate the hardware and replace it carefully.

Take care

* The system configuration of Acer Aspire 4720Z PC Notebook is :

160 GB or larger hard disk drive / 5-in-1 card reader / 512 MB or 1GB DDR2 533 MHz DIMM module / Intel Pentium dual-core mobile processor technology T2310 (1 MB L2 cache, 1.46, 533 MHz FSB), Mobile Intel GL960 Express Graphics Chipset.

* Your system have "Mobile Intel GL960 Express Graphics Chipset" graphics accelerator card embedded in the motherboard. Like most of the laptops/notebooks, there is no room for upgrading the graphics card in the motherboard!

* But you can upgrade the RAM upto 2 GB using two DDR2 DIMM memory modules.

* If you want to play 3D games with better performance, switch to Windows XP SP2 and upgrade the RAM!

* If you want to upgrade the memory (RAM), you can check this site : http://www.laptoppartsexpert.com/c-60093-acer-aspire-4720-series-as4720z.html

please rate this advice if it helps...tc! :)

tell me what you are trying to install.i see what you have now but what are you trying to replace it with??RICHARDM69

It's pretty common for notebooks to have 'integrated graphics' which can't be modified or replaced since they are part of the mother board and normally also share memory with other functions. Only higher end units aimed at gamers are equipped with video graphics hardware that can be replaced to upgrade.
If you would like to give your system a boost, consider adding some RAM; it is pretty cheap and then the 'stolen' 64 MB of memory used by the graphics chips is no longer a bottleneck.  
"The second omission is that of a separate graphics card. Playing sophisticated 3D games is becoming a reality with a lot of the latest mobile chipsets, but certainly not yet for people on a budget, those days are still some way off. Instead, what Acer has supplied is an integrated S3 Savage 8 graphics core, which shares 64MB of the system memory."
Acer review with details

no the video card in laptops is inbuilt . its fixed like graphics chipset in mother board of dektop