Acer REVO RL100 Opinie (Komputery stacjonarne)

There's a lot to like about Acer's updated home theater Nettop, the Revo 100. At $499, this system has an ultraslim design and a unique touch-pad device, all wrapped around a low-power dual-core AMD chip, a Blu-ray player, and a large 750GB hard drive....

The Acer Revo 100 RL100-U1002 boasts a living-room-ready design, a unique touch-pad input device, and capable media features, including a Blu-ray drive, for a fair price

This Nettop is not meant for gaming or general productivity because of a low-power CPU, and we'd feel better about its value if it had a 1TB hard drive

Not everyone wants a living-room computer, but the Acer Revo 100 is one of the better low-cost HTPCs we've seen thanks to a wisely chosen feature set, its attractive design, and a mostly well-conceived input device.

This is short of what I would want to add to my living room. Add some more hardware to make it "useable" and I would be willing to even pay more for it. I still would want to add some external storage to enable a larger library of videos.

Nice slim case design, touch pad/keyboard is cool, Blu Ray

Processor is weak and memory is small -- s/b at least 2GHz processor and 6GB of memory. I personally would prefer an Intel processor. The touchpad appears to have issues when used in mouse mode. The qwerty keyboard mode appears a bit cramped. Also sho

I own an earlier model with even a less powerful CPU. The point of my review is to say these units work perfectly for the intended purpose of a HTPC. Being able to easily run any PC video on your TV without a lot of setup (WiDi, move a laptop ......

Works great for its intended purpose. This type of unit runs Hulu, Netflix, Boxee, etc. in native PC mode at 720P great

What they said in the review

Definitely worth purchasing for it's intended use, as a Media Center computer. Don't even attempt to play 3D games on it.

Small form factor that fits aesthetically with your other media gadgets. This is, in effect, a cleverly redesigned laptop ; Runs Windows Media Center and Boxee quite well. Can run Moovidia, but not in the 3D mode (ION GPU doesn't have the horsepower)

Keyboard will take some getting used to. It's not for typing more than URLs ; DVD drive is the flimsy kind that comes in a laptop ; Be aware that there are TWO versions of the Revo - one with DVD and the other with Blu Ray. All the prices quoted above a