Acer Aspire 1810 Tablets Thread

[Jayayess1190]

Have you been able to compare the size of the tablet to the 1410/1810? It looks to be just a tad bigger but I wanted to see if you could give feedback on how big it "feels." Also, since you have pics of this, what processor was in the device and do you know if it will be available with a dual-core chip? If you played with it how was the touchscreen? How "snappy" did the system feel? Thanks.

The Gateway version will be dual core, so far all I've seen is that this comes with a Core 2 Solo SU3500.

[Jay_d]

dammit, why can't next week be now?

[dbasham]

dammit, why can't next week be now?

The plot thickens. Liliputing has a posting pointing to a review of the "Packard Bell 1810TZ" which is the touchscreen version. Portable Gear.nl has some nice pics although I don't see much info on specs. There is also a nice video of the tablet in use. Enjoy.

[yus9]

The plot thickens. Liliputing has a posting pointing to a review of the "Packard Bell 1810TZ" which is the touchscreen version. Portable Gear.nl has some nice pics although I don't see much info on specs. There is also a nice video of the tablet in use. Enjoy.

Wow!. Nice find!!!
Now we have some critical information.
"Like the 1810TZ, the Packard Bell Butterfly Touch has an 11.6 inch, 1366 x 768 pixel display and runs Windows 7 Home Premium. It reprotedly has an 8 hour battery and should be available for 599 Euros on October 22nd."
Easy to see the HDMI connector, and that the battery sits within the body.

Link to Lilpiting

Link to PortableGear.nl
Use Google Translate Dutch to English, if necessary.

Humm.. not sure. But the Butterfly's frame looks a little different from the photos of the Acer Aspire 1810P and the Gateway EC18T tablets.

[Jayayess1190]

Wow!. Nice find!!!
Now we have some critical information.
"Like the 1810TZ, the Packard Bell Butterfly Touch has an 11.6 inch, 1366 x 768 pixel display and runs Windows 7 Home Premium. It reprotedly has an 8 hour battery and should be available for 599 Euros on October 22nd."
Easy to see the HDMI connector, and that the battery sits within the body.

Link to Lilpiting

Link to PortableGear.nl
Use Google Translate Dutch to English, if necessary.

Humm.. not sure. But the Butterfly's frame looks a little different from the photos of the Acer Aspire 1810P and the Gateway EC18T tablets.

You forgot the videos!

[Mithan]

If its only $100 more, I will buy one.
Still undecided over the Gateway or the Acer 1820p, but I want one either way.

[tygold]

Acer has listed the 1820pt on their us-site and added a 1820ptz - without any hard facts on the processor used

It seems there will be a single-core (t) and a duel-core (tz) version just like in case of the 1810t(z)

Tobi

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Acer has listed the 1820pt on their us-site and added a 1820ptz - without any hard facts on the processor used

Can you post a link? I don't see this on the us site.

[Jayayess1190]

Can you post a link? I don't see this on the us site.

1820PTZ has an SU4100
1820PT has an SU7300.

Wow Acer is still packing in the bloatware, all the same crap that came on my 3810t is still there with Windows 7. Nice to see it uses DDR3 like the Gateway Ec18t. So only the non tablet models don't use DDR3 ram.

[dbasham]

1820PTZ has an SU4100
1820PT has an SU7300.

Wow Acer is still packing in the bloatware, all the same crap that came on my 3810t is still there with Windows 7. Nice to see it uses DDR3 like the Gateway Ec18t. So only the non tablet models don't use DDR3 ram.

Is there a perma link? How are you guys getting there? The links above just take me to generic Product pages. Sometimes when you just paste a page you have visited it doesn't work. How did you originally get there?