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Acer Iconia Tab W500-BZ467 10.1-Inch Tablet (Silver)

Acer Iconia Tab W500-BZ467 10.1-Inch Tablet (Silver)

date : August 17th, 2011

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  • With the unique hybrid design you have the option to take this Tab on-the-go or insert it into the docking station with full-size chiclet keyboard
  • With the latest Dual-Core AMD C-50 Processor, this hybrid Tab has the power to handle Flash 10.1 HD while also enjoying long battery life
  • 32GB of Solid-State Storage provides fast data access, is light and quiet, and features a sturdy design for your ultraportable Tab
  • The 10.1″ 720p HD capacitive multi-touch display with wide viewing angles enhances your digital world and makes everyday activities simple
  • SocialJogger puts your social life in one place so you can check updates from your Facebook and Twitter contacts in a single glance

Acer Iconia W500-BZ467 Tablet comes with these high level Specs: AMD C-Series Processor C-50, Windows 7 Home Premium (32-bit), 10.1″ HD WXGA LED-backlit Multi-touch Screen, AMD A50M Fusion Chipset, ATI Radeon HD 6250 Graphics, 2048MB DDR3 Memory, 32GB Solid State Drive, 2-in-1 Digital Media Card Reader, 802.11b/g/n Wi-Fi CERTIFIED, Dual 1.3MP Webcams, 2 – USB 2.0 Ports, HDMI, 3-cell Li-Polymer Battery (3260 mAh), Up to 6-hours Battery Life for Internet Browsing, Up to 4 Hours for HD Video Playba

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  1. Danny K // August 17th, 2011 at 6:06 pm
    125 of 127 people found the following review helpful:
    5.0 out of 5 stars
    Better than I expected!!! (and I expected good its great), May 13, 2011
    By 
    Danny K (Middletown, New Jersey) –
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    This review is from: Acer Iconia Tab W500-BZ467 10.1-Inch Tablet (Silver) (Personal Computers)

    Before you read my review, I’d like to point out that you may see Acer pictures on Amazon that make it look like different machines with different prices. They are not. There are two models available the W500 (this model) has Windows home premium and W500P, has windows professional. Now on to my review of the W500:

    Received my Acer Iconia 32gb windows 7 W500 Tablet/ netbook from Amazon yesterday and immediately I unwrapped and fired it up mounted in the keyboard. After starting, I removed Adobe reader 9.1, Acer games, Ebay world, Skype4.1, and reloaded Skype 5.3, added Firefox with the grab and drag add on for easy tablet use, added sumatra pdf (takes no space compared to adobe9.1, removed live essentials and more. My previous computer was a Asus T91mt tablet/netbook, right away I noticed the following about this Acer, screen is much brighter and more detailed, audio is louder especially on earphones, installed my 32gb SD card from my old computer with all my files and I could easily transfer to various folders on the computer. I adjusted the stick mouse and found it easy to operate. (But I am a old IBM user so you may want to use a USB mouse while in the keyboard mount) I have read reviews that the screen is top heavy and could fall out of the keyboard. Not so. Although the screen is heavier than the keyboard, I found it sits attached to the keyboard very nicely, I even leaned the screen and keyboard way back and it still would not tip and in fact I’m typing this review on my lap now!!! (Leaning the screen forward toward you while in the keyboard it could come out since that’s how you remove the screen) Haven’t experimented with the tablet yet, but I can see it is well built! Very well built! As a test, I played a 1080 blu-ray movie (the Mask) from my SD Card on this unit and it played with out a glitch. This is a movie that would not play on any of my previous netbooks and I’ve owned 4 of them. I have read in other reviews that this computer handles everything thrown at it. I also read the match up of the INTEL dual core 550N against this AMD C-50 CPU/GPU and the AMD blew away the intel. It took AMD 5 years to develop this special processor, a blend of a Processor and a graphics chip on one die! Very Incredible. AMD calls it a APU. Goodbye CPU! I can do everything on this machine that I do on my desktop, connected to my home wireless N in seconds, connected to my wireless HP network printer in seconds. More to come! So far very happy! This unit blows away my former Asus T91mt tablet/netbook! I am so glad that I didn’t get sucked into the hype of all the latest tablets with honeycomb 3. I’ll keep my android software on my phone where it belongs! I must mention there is a review by Sticky on the other listed Acer W500 on Amazon that was very passionate and convinced me to purchase this computer and he was right on with his review!

    UPDATE:
    It has only been a few days later. I can’t stop playing with this unit!! I skyped with my grand daughter 50 miles away and the incoming picture and audio was perfect. I was told my audio was noisy (I later found the microphone setting in windows was boosted to 30+) I adjusted that. I can’t think of one item I don’t like about this computer. Its so quiet! Tablet is bright, very detailed and easy to surf the web etc. The tablet has a nice border, which makes the unit easy to hold so you are not putting your fingers on the glass. Bought a Targus capacitive stylus. Perfect for drawing and writing and browsing on the tablet. This is a must have, especially if you use the Microsoft journal that comes with the netbook for writing or printing notes directly on he screen. (Plus it keeps the glass clean) Tablet is fantastic, it came from the factory with a clear very thin plastic screen cover. You can use the screen with the cover on or take it off. I peeled mine off, but I didn’t notice a difference in response. Screen is very responsive. I haven’t read all the gestures that can be performed, I know if you hold your finger or stylus on the screen it will act like a mouse right click. I like the windows button (which lights blue), which allows you to access the task bar and start menu with ease. My old Asus tablet had a problem accessing the task bar especially if you set it to hide position. Not with this unit! Still experimenting!

    UPDATE: (a week later)
    Love this machine. Purchased the Targus TSM148US mini bag. It is in my opinion the perfect bag for this machine, holds the keyboard and screen with plenty of room for your power supply and earphones , capacitive stylus and more etc. I also purchased the tablet holder by Arkon, it is a folding tablet stand and this solves the problem for people that complained that the screen doesn’t fold while attached to the keyboard. Works like it was built for this tablet! I am also using my android phone with PdaNet app to get internet on the train via blue-tooth. Very cool! I’m easily…

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  2. Rudy James Jr. // August 17th, 2011 at 6:21 pm
    73 of 75 people found the following review helpful:
    4.0 out of 5 stars
    A Great Tablet idea with a need for more space, April 27, 2011
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    Rudy James Jr. (Pleasantville, NJ United States) –
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    This review is from: Acer Iconia Tab W500-BZ467 10.1-Inch Tablet (Silver) (Personal Computers)

    I have had this tablet since it was released two weeks ago. The look and feel of the unit is great. The touch screen is very responsive and HD videos look great on it. You get 2 gigs of system mem and 32gig SSD. Of course you get a full operation system in win 7. Web surfing is no problem the only site I have had a problem with is the Apple movie trailer site. I am not sure if it is the unit or the fact I am using Explorer 9.

    Wifi connections worked great and the keyboard add on is very easy to use but be warned you can not use it on your lap unless you have a laptop tray or flat hard surface to place it on then on your lap. When put together the tablet part is a bit top heavy. I have used it to watch Unbox video and did some netflix streaming. Installed office, Itunes and a PC stragey game all worked with no problem.

    The bad:: I wish I could say all is great with the unit but sorry to say the biggest thing that is holding the unit back from 5 stars is that it only has a 32gig SSD. And out of the box the user has just 17gigs of that to use. Believe me that is not a lot of space thses days. My Itunes collection took up over 10gigs and adding office on top of that was really killing the SSD. I did try and find and remove the bloatware stuff but found very little of it. I did not see away to open the case and replace the SSD with a larger one. The other bad spot is the cameras recording video on the rear mounted cam is not that great I found dropped frames and jerkness in the video. Also both cams are 1.3meg I think the rear should be at 5mp.

    New to the unit is an APU not a CPU. What the APU is a combined CPU and GPU. On the APU is a 256meg graphics card and I have to say it performed very well. The battery life from my use was showing about what most reviews say 5 to 6 hours. The screen can handle at lest 5 touch points which I tested. Not sure if it handle 10 it is hard to get 10 fingers on the screen at one time.

    Portablity is no problem I have a small case that I carry the unit with keyboard and my ipad all in the same case.

    Over all I enjoy using the unit that cost less then some Honeycomb tablets and the added keyboard made me like this unit over the 16gig Asus Transformer. There is room for improvement and I hope a patch to fix the cam. All in all if you need something portable and touch with a full operating system this is a great unit.

    May 2 2011 Update
    Last night I tried more netflix streaming useing wifi and battery and I was met with a lot of lag. It got worst when I went full screen. I then switched to Amazon Unbox streaming for a movie I owned and it was perfect no lag very smooth end up watching the entire movie on battery. I know Netflix uses siliver light that could be the problem.

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  3. John D. "john-d8" // August 17th, 2011 at 6:40 pm
    49 of 50 people found the following review helpful:
    4.0 out of 5 stars
    Day 2 Update, April 20, 2011
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    John D. “john-d8″ (Farmington Hills, Mi. USA) –

    24 Hour Review
    I have had this tablet/netbook/convertable for a day and I’ll relay my first impressions.
    First the oddities.
    1. When attached to the keyboard, it sits at one angle. No ajustment. This doesnt bother me much, but it might some people.
    2. The keyboard is slightly off center to the center of the screen. This does bother me a bit as a touch typist; and the home ribs on the F and J keys are the line at the bottom.

    Oddity or benefit?
    The keyboard needs to be traveled with imo. The tablet portion locks into the postion with the keyboard which forms the protective side for the screen.

    Likes.
    1. Audio quality from the headphone jack is excellent. (Pandora + Monster Turbines)
    2. Very nice looking screen, with fast seeming pixal response.
    3. Touch Screen is responsive and acurate. My sausage fingers do sometimes miss, but people with normal sized hands shouldn’t have any problems.
    4. Full size SD slot. Not micro. Sure you can use micro on a adaptor, but why pay that much extra?

    Will update as I get more time with it.

    Day 2 Update…
    Basic battery test; Wifi streamed Pandora, headphones, powersave mode, LCD off about 60% = 5.4 hours until Windows started on the “automaticly sleep” stuff at 7% battery remaining.

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