u forgot the heat problem or is there one? and u must remember, college students are penny pinchers, there is a price that can not be crossed...and unfortunately for most the v6v crosses it.
differences in those acer's are either graphics cards, amount of memory, hard drive size, or processor speed. you may also want to look into the asus z70va which is pretty comparable to those 2 that you're looking at and is probably one...
they do have usb tv tuners, so u can always get one of those if u want a tv tuner on ur laptop. good thing about the usb tuners is u can always plug it into a different desktop/laptop. personally tho, i have a pci tv tuner in my...
man, people in my classes are bringing freakin dell xps and 9300s which are HUGE. and u also see a bunch of dell 6000s which are about the same size as the z70va. imo, the z70va isnt too much of a hassle to bring to class. if u're...
one of my friends recently got the z70va and brought it over for me to look at. the power brick gets hot, but all power bricks do and it wasnt excessively hot. only places of heat were the left palm area and the bottom. the left palm...
talk to whoever you bought it from. they should be able to fix the ghosting issue if you send it back to them, they might be able to fix the squeeling too.
are they defective screens? or just cheaper screens to keep costs down? i'm guessing its just a batch of defective screens cuz no one's complained about the z70v's and those have the same screen.
in big lecture classes u tend to see more laptops as they are usually the low level classes and pretty easy. i'm an EE major so i'm gonna get a laptop and a graphics tablet to draw circuits and edit the powerpoint notes. but forget...
most people are very happy with their w3v. the battery life with undervolting can get up to 4 hrs i think but i'd say 3 hrs is an average with office like usage. and yes it is capable of taking a modular battery. i cant say how...
