Acer Aspire 1810 Tablets Thread

[Jayayess1190]

Official 1810 Time line Thread
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Specs
Intel SU2300/SU4100/SU7300
Windows 7
11.6-inch display
Touchscreen, multi-touch
1366×768 resolution
250GB/320GB HDD
Up to 8GB DDR3 RAM
Intel GMA 4500MHD chipset

[LFDM]

Any info on the pricing of these gems?

[Jayayess1190]

Originally Posted by LFDM

Any info on the pricing of these gems?

I would expect between $600-$700.

[yus9]

I believe all we know about the new 1820PT Tablet having an SU3500 Core2Solo
was derived from the original macles leak on October 7th.

However, Acer Australia made the 1820PT official with a press release
that specifically mentions an Intel Core Duo for the 1820PT
which would be the SU4100 for Australia, at least.

Photo is a working 1820PT at their press event in Sydney.
Its photo #5 if you take the link.

Further, Hexus says Intel has stopped making SU2700 & SU3500 Core2Solo
in favor of the SU2300, SU4100 and SU7300 CPUs.

Why would Acer put a dated CPU in its new ULV tablet?

[vanylapep]

What are the dimensions compared to 1410?

[yus9]

A week ago on October 5th, Engadget leaked 24 nice quality
photos of a new Gateway EC18T Tablet.

Gateway is now part of Acer. And this tablet appears
to be a clone of the 1820PT with some minor variations.
Time will tell.

[Jayayess1190]

The Australian price is expensive. So far the EC18t seems better to me seeing as it mentions C2D only and it has DDR3 ram only (don't want to go back to DDR2). BTW, this thing will weight 3.8lbs. Wonder how much battery life it will get, if the hinges will last, and if it will have the added grainy layer that many tablets have. And of course the US price!

[tygold]

About the price:

Acer Australia states 1600 Aud for the 1820pt and 1100 Aud for the 1810T, so i would expect that the price would be around 40-50% more (750$/€) than the 1810T.

And according to an store in NZ it comes with an su7300.


Tobi

[dbasham]

Originally Posted by yus9

A week ago on October 5th, Engadget leaked 24 nice quality
photos of a new Gateway EC18T Tablet.

Gateway is now part of Acer. And this tablet appears
to be a clone of the 1820PT with some minor variations.
Time will tell.

Well as long as we can get the high-end dual-core I don't really care whether this is Acer or Gateway. I am most curious about how high this laptop will sit up considering that the hinger is different. I already have a 12" Fujistu T4220 and I definitely want something smaller than that. Hopefully I can see one of these tablets in person somewhere. If it is but finger and Wacom pen-based with multi-touch I will be really psyched. Looks promising.

[yus9]

For folk like me who have no tablet experience, System 7 has sophisticated
Touch technology built-in. Even for old applications.

Start half way down at this Windows Touch SuperSite review.