Posts by Michel Merlin

endeex (an others), don't be mislead by insinuations about what others said, simply read each one directly in what he wrote. I insist that the TM2303 keyboard (and probably the TM8104):is overall a quite good keyboard, pleasant,...

Quote: Originally Posted by endeex Hey so how do you like this curve on the keyboard ? I used for a couple of weeks a TravelMate 2303WLMi (global, french). I think the keyboard is the same as on the Acer TM...

Quote: Originally Posted by chirpster I also just bought Acer 8100 at the high resolution... ...It's just so small I can't read it. Can you tell which resolution you have exactly? The TravelMate 8100 series...

Quote: Originally Posted by ThousandKnives I didn't think that Gridvista adjusted resolution- it just manages window sizes and locations. I think you are right. Hence GridVista won't do any blurring (or any...

Quote: Originally Posted by Shinzon ...the accu running of P-M based notebooks will be slightly better... It will be interessting to see benchmark values of the upcoming Acer Ferrari 4000 to compare them with values of...

Quote: Originally Posted by DarthAcer If you posted to boost your ego (i.e. expected being praised and thanked) Don't lend your own expectations to others, and you won't have problems. Above all, apply your own...

Thanks Wiz33 for your support (too bad this didn't become "old news" here before my explanations, and that your support was posted below my post, instead of below the ones denying the obvious, inflating the denying and...

Quote: Originally Posted by Wiz33 (Wed 18 May 22:13 Here the few pictures I took quality is not that great as we are in a crowded restaurant. (big photo "p51803455jq") (big photo...

Please readers, don't mind pollution (above and most probably below), stick to facts: on LCDs, pixels must match exactly, or the image is blurred; for instance, don't replace 1024x640 or 960x600 with 1024x600 (if ever some of those 3...

I can't find on ACER site the specs for the TM800. But I guess that as most ACER Notebooks it has 2 slots for 200-pin DDR RAM sticks, and probably no problem in BIOS for accomodating sticks up to 1GB; only problem is that until recently...