Should i get this ? Acer Aspire Z5710
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Hi guys , couldn't find much web that show comment or review on this model so i was wondering if i should get this
If im not wrong , the first model i ever see is Z5610 , that time the touchscreen really laggy and stuff
Recently saw and tested Z5710 , it have improve alot and i was thinking of getting one, im not really good on touchscreen stuff so any pro n con for this touchscreen pc , and what diff is i3 and i5 , i5 better than i3 ?
Spec 1:
i3-540 processor
3.06Ghz, 1333Mhz FSB, 4MB L3 Cache
Window 7 Home Premium 64bit
Geforce GT210M Graphic card (512mb dedicated ram)
4GB Ram 1 TB HDD
DVD Super Multi Double Layer Drive
Multi in 1 card reader
Wireless , Lan , bluetooth
Wireless keyboard & mouse
webcam and HD multi touch screen
Price 1,699
Spec 1:
i5-750 processor
2.66Ghz, 1333Mhz FSB, 8MB L3 Cache
Window 7 Home Premium 64bit
Geforce GT240M Graphic card (1gb dedicated ram)
4GB Ram 1 TB HDD
DVD Super Multi Double Layer Drive
Multi in 1 card reader
Wireless , Lan , bluetooth
Wireless keyboard & mouse
webcam and HD multi touch screen
Price 1,999
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To be honest, touchscreen is a gimmick. Most people I know revert back to the ol' mouse and keyboard.
If you do want to get this, get Spec 2. For $300 more, you get an All-In-One (AIO) that can actually play games. The i5 CPU is also more powerful than the i3.
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Do you think this hardware can last for sometime ?
coz i dun want to buy a machine that break down easily and have alot of problem, too bad there no review on site at all
Any pro n con or factors i should look out for before i buy ? thx
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Originally posted by Unidentified:
Do you think this hardware can last for sometime ?
coz i dun want to buy a machine that break down easily and have alot of problem, too bad there no review on site at all
Any pro n con or factors i should look out for before i buy ? thx
1TB can last a long time. We don't know what kind of hard drive they will be using, but knowing Acer, it's probably a Hitachi or Toshiba unit. These are pretty good drives, nothing special, but pretty good.
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If I were you, I would not go for Acer. I'm not sure whether I'm just unlucky, or it's just the quality of Acer. After less than 6 months, my desktop's dvd drive failed. Then I've recently bought a new Acer laptop, within a week, the battery couldn't be charged.
Anyway, i see no purpose in having a touchscreen monitor, its more energy consuming to use the touchscreen then the conventional keyboard and mouse. Furthermore, if anything goes wrong, the repair is going to cost way more than of an average cpu because it is all built in.
Spec wise, both are fine for work.etc, but it really depends on how you use it. If I were you, i would get Hp/Compaq, or a Mac over this.
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If I were you, I would not go for Acer. I'm not sure whether I'm just unlucky, or it's just the quality of Acer. After less than 6 months, my desktop's dvd drive failed. Then I've recently bought a new Acer laptop, within a week, the battery couldn't be charged.
Anyway, i see no purpose in having a touchscreen monitor, its more energy consuming to use the touchscreen then the conventional keyboard and mouse. Furthermore, if anything goes wrong, the repair is going to cost way more than of an average cpu because it is all built in.
Spec wise, both are fine for work.etc, but it really depends on how you use it. If I were you, i would get Hp/Compaq, or a Mac over this.
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If I were you, I would not go for Acer. I'm not sure whether I'm just unlucky, or it's just the quality of Acer. After less than 6 months, my desktop's dvd drive failed. Then I've recently bought a new Acer laptop, within a week, the battery couldn't be charged.
Anyway, i see no purpose in having a touchscreen monitor, its more energy consuming to use the touchscreen then the conventional keyboard and mouse. Furthermore, if anything goes wrong, the repair is going to cost way more than of an average cpu because it is all built in.
Spec wise, both are fine for work.etc, but it really depends on how you use it. If I were you, i would get Hp/Compaq, or a Mac over this.
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If I were you, I would not go for Acer. I'm not sure whether I'm just unlucky, or it's just the quality of Acer. After less than 6 months, my desktop's dvd drive failed. Then I've recently bought a new Acer laptop, within a week, the battery couldn't be charged.
Anyway, i see no purpose in having a touchscreen monitor, its more energy consuming to use the touchscreen then the conventional keyboard and mouse. Furthermore, if anything goes wrong, the repair is going to cost way more than of an average cpu because it is all built in.
Spec wise, both are fine for work.etc, but it really depends on how you use it. If I were you, i would get Hp/Compaq, or a Mac over this.
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If I were you, I would not go for Acer. I'm not sure whether I'm just unlucky, or it's just the quality of Acer. After less than 6 months, my desktop's dvd drive failed. Then I've recently bought a new Acer laptop, within a week, the battery couldn't be charged.
Anyway, i see no purpose in having a touchscreen monitor, its more energy consuming to use the touchscreen then the conventional keyboard and mouse. Furthermore, if anything goes wrong, the repair is going to cost way more than of an average cpu because it is all built in.
Spec wise, both are fine for work.etc, but it really depends on how you use it. If I were you, i would get Hp/Compaq, or a Mac over this.
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If I were you, I would not go for Acer. I'm not sure whether I'm just unlucky, or it's just the quality of Acer. After less than 6 months, my desktop's dvd drive failed. Then I've recently bought a new Acer laptop, within a week, the battery couldn't be charged.
Anyway, i see no purpose in having a touchscreen monitor, its more energy consuming to use the touchscreen then the conventional keyboard and mouse. Furthermore, if anything goes wrong, the repair is going to cost way more than of an average cpu because it is all built in.
Spec wise, both are fine for work.etc, but it really depends on how you use it. If I were you, i would get Hp/Compaq, or a Mac over this.
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Actually I lost my belief in Acer or HP because my last 2 laptop.
I reaaly recommend you to use Dell. I am also using one
Take a look at my lap: http://aseanict.com/shop/Apple-Media-Centre-Limited-/32144/product/0/11803
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Originally posted by bl1995cy:
If I were you, I would not go for Acer. I'm not sure whether I'm just unlucky, or it's just the quality of Acer. After less than 6 months, my desktop's dvd drive failed. Then I've recently bought a new Acer laptop, within a week, the battery couldn't be charged.
Anyway, i see no purpose in having a touchscreen monitor, its more energy consuming to use the touchscreen then the conventional keyboard and mouse. Furthermore, if anything goes wrong, the repair is going to cost way more than of an average cpu because it is all built in.
Spec wise, both are fine for work.etc, but it really depends on how you use it. If I were you, i would get Hp/Compaq, or a Mac over this.
lol you posted the same thing 6 times.
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Originally posted by Unidentified:
Hi guys , couldn't find much web that show comment or review on this model so i was wondering if i should get this
If im not wrong , the first model i ever see is Z5610 , that time the touchscreen really laggy and stuff
Recently saw and tested Z5710 , it have improve alot and i was thinking of getting one, im not really good on touchscreen stuff so any pro n con for this touchscreen pc , and what diff is i3 and i5 , i5 better than i3 ?
Spec 1:
i3-540 processor
3.06Ghz, 1333Mhz FSB, 4MB L3 Cache
Window 7 Home Premium 64bit
Geforce GT210M Graphic card (512mb dedicated ram)
4GB Ram 1 TB HDD
DVD Super Multi Double Layer Drive
Multi in 1 card reader
Wireless , Lan , bluetooth
Wireless keyboard & mouse
webcam and HD multi touch screen
Price 1,699
Spec 1:
i5-750 processor
2.66Ghz, 1333Mhz FSB, 8MB L3 Cache
Window 7 Home Premium 64bit
Geforce GT240M Graphic card (1gb dedicated ram)
4GB Ram 1 TB HDD
DVD Super Multi Double Layer Drive
Multi in 1 card reader
Wireless , Lan , bluetooth
Wireless keyboard & mouse
webcam and HD multi touch screen
Price 1,999
i3 has no turbo. and that processor model is dual core.
while i5 750 is a quad core processor.
if you do alot of processing, the i5 would be better.
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Originally posted by Huongnq:
Actually I lost my belief in Acer or HP because my last 2 laptop.
I reaaly recommend you to use Dell. I am also using one
Take a look at my lap: http://aseanict.com/shop/Apple-Media-Centre-Limited-/32144/product/0/11803
Can explain what happened?
your situation could be a one-off, and that wouldn't be fair for the manufacturers.
most of the time is problem caused by user.
i'm using a HP, and i didn't get any un-solveable problems so far.
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HP touchsmart still not too bad