Categories 2 in 1 Devices
Brand Acer
Processor Brand Intel
Processor Type Atom
Processor Model Z3735
Processor Speed (GHz) 1.33
Installed RAM 2GB
Cache Memory Size (M) 2
Hard Drive Size 64GB
Screen Size (inches) 10.1
Operating System Windows 8.1
Manufacturers Express Warranty (months) 12
I can take it off your hands.
I think it is as there is no mention of a HDD in the keyboard. I picked up my Switch 10E (64Gb + 500GB HDD http://store.acer.com.au/acer/store/index.php/sw3-013-178n.h…) for this price from DSE in December last year. Been a good little unit, I updated it to windows 10 straight away.
Is there any chance DS has more of these kinda things for $200? I want a laptop for chromecasting from. Sucks to have to get out of bed to go to my PC to pause etc..
Get a keyboard like Logitech k400..
PC is in a different room, I am watching a lot of stuff on chromecast lately. Its fine when they have a decent app to use on mobile but for some services like Plus7 you really gotta do it from a windows machine.
Not a laptop. Hardly an netbook which many are equipped with i3 processer nowadays. More just a pad.
That Z3735 is a Quad Core Processor.
Do you guys think this would be a reasonable alternative to this laptop:
http://www.aliexpress.com/store/product/Original-Teclast-X98…
Yes and no. It really depends on what you want to do with it. The Teclast has a faster processor, more RAM, runs 64-Bit Windows (and Android, apparently).
The lack of a keyboard and full-sized USB port is, to me anyway, a problem. The beauty of having a Windows tablet is that you have the full capability of a desktop OS. Naturally, I'd want to have the inputs that will let me do the things I need to do on a desktop OS. Things like typing on a tactile keyboard, plugging in any old USB mouse I have lying around, plugging in a USB drive, plugging in a gamepad, etc. These are things that I actually do all the time on my Switch. I yank off the screen when I want to read things in bed or take public transport.
Also, if you want to use a bluetooth keyboard or mouse, don't forget that you'll need to make sure you those devices are charged up.
If you'll be doing mostly tablet-like things (watching videos, listening to music, surfing the web, playing touchscreen games, etc) then yes, go ahead with the Teclast.
Screen Resolution?
Doesn't seem to be mentioned on the link.
Is it the same one that DS had on sale? https://www.ozbargain.com.au/node/224216
I still have mine brand new in the box. Probably time to get rid of it.