Acer Aspire 4810TZ-4011 Timeline 14.0-Inch Laptop
 List Price: $599.99 |
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Noteworthy product for very reasonable priceNo consideration b questionable this is the best buy 14'' laptop I ever had and I am changing laptops every year. Sane system, quiet, good sound, long time battery (more than 5 hours after 6 months), very light-hued... my best buy product!
peice of trash
My son saved up his flush for this lap top.
It worked for 4 months, it will not even boot up.
It would help if we had a cd rom, but that quit working even before the thorny drive gave up the ghost.
Acer Service Center wants this to be sent to them, lure shipping paid by consumer.
On top of the warranty.
My son did not even get 4 months of use out of this lap top, just be prudent!!
Mostly erroneous reviews -- excellent laptop
I'm not all things considered one to post reviews, but I feel the need to since the majority of the existing reviews are totally inaccurate.
BOTTOM LINE: This is an excellent laptop. HOWEVER, you're going to need to shape and install a fresh copy of Windows the moment that you unbox the outcome. When I turned it on for the first time, it was an absolute snail. I immediately formatted, threw on a new copy of Windows 7 x64, and proceeded to do a victory dance around the residence. It's smoking fast and runs just about anything and everything I throw at it. From just day after day use all the way through web development and a light game here and there -- this laptop won't disappoint you.
I was and still am pleasantly surprised. I'd never been slanting to buy an Acer in the past, but I sure am happy that I did this go around.
Accomplished machine - Very, Very Bad Support
The device came with a certificate for Windows 7, which arrived after a phone call interested as to its whereabouts.
In the middle of the install which required the optical drive, the visual drive disappeared and the install was unable to continue.
Tech endorse promised to install Windows 7 if the machine was sent to them (at my expense - $50) but returned it with the old Vista reloaded.
I am using this device but cancelled the orders for the remaining 10 units and have told my population to never purchase an ACER product again.
Sweetheart the build, but I've never felt not in control of a computer!
I've never purchased an acer computer before, only a scanner way back in the 90s. I've always been real with Windows computers and I fix all of my family's computer problems. This computer was the first time where I felt like I don't have pilot over one.
Literally, right on the 31th day of the amazon return period, my grandfather (who owns the computer) told me that the computer would intuitively reboot about 10 seconds into loading the Windows desktop. I funked around with it for a while and identified that a RAM stick went faulty. From what I've heard, RAM is the least likely piece of tools to break (and it's happened to me before on a Dell XPS. In that computer, two went bad at the same time!). So I ended up talking to outsourced industrial support which is essentially only good for arranging shipments to a repair fore.
They sent me back the computer and replaced the 2GB stick. It's been working fine for now as I've installed a newfangled copy of Windows 7 and went through the device manager to install the commandeer drivers from the acer website. For now there are two issues that make me fear another breakdown. First off, I don't recollect what this is due to, but sometimes it seems that Windows doesn't see or recognize the CD drive, and if you were to put in a DVD when the drive isn't recognized, (and try a restart because the laptop won't play the DVD), Windows gets stuck in an unending shut down cycle. If you do manage to take out the DVD while its shutting down, the screen goes mindless, but the computer doesn't restart and requires you to hold the power button. The promote issue, which
is more ominous, is that one time after waking up the computer from standby, there was graphics ruination similar to this [...]
The video drivers are updated and when I had my memory issues I in truth had graphics corruption similar to this. Since the graphics corruption is here after the memory replacement, I'm upset this computer will need to be sent back. Another thing you should know is that I can't do a BIOS update after installing Windows 7 because acer's update software is definite to Windows Vista. I spoke to technical support and they told me many customers have been moaning so they're working on something (supposedly).
Short summary of issues:
RAM failure
Imperfect DVD drive
Graphics corruption
BIOS update restricted to Vista
No congenial of mind...
On the other hand, when the computer works, I thoroughly enjoy working with it. It's got a close keyboard and it's light and cool. The contrast ratio is meh, but you could get pretty reliable skin tones with intel's graphics utility. If you do get this PC, switch to windows 7 because though the pit of it is the same as vista, the rough edges have been rounded and its a much better computing common sense OS-wise.
Hope this review helped!
Kolejnym olimpijskim produktem jest Acer Aspire 4810 Timeline. Pad ten wyposażony jest w 14 calowy wyświetlacz, niskonapięciowe procesory Intel (SU4100