- Windows 8.1
- 4 GB of memory
- Min. 8 FullHD
- Core i3 or better
- Input option via pin
- No active fan
- HDMI connection
The Acer Switch 11 met all these requirements, but it is not completely convinced me.
Pro:
-Average build quality, the back can be pressed
-Ample performance (i3), very fluid operation
-vollwertiges Win 8.1
-FullHD To 11, contents are displayed razor sharp
Keyboard dock included, use as a full-fledged notebook
-Price-Performance good
Cons:
-as pure tablet too unwieldy - 1.55 kg, 25 mm thick
Display reflects, could be brighter
-erwärmt noticeably under load
-Eingabestift Not included
Conclusion:
Those looking for a tablet and want to be but not replace notebook but refuse to forsake the functionality of Windows renounce not for you, the Acer Switch 11 is an interesting alternative. With a handle can be done with a tablet a full-fledged notebook. The performance is high enough for office and Internet applications that use liquid goes out of hand and the most important connections are available.
On the keyboard dock can be written enjoyable. Unfortunately Additional connections and an extra battery in the dock is missing, but this is to forfeit considering the price.
As for entertainment tablet to surf, play games or watching movies on the couch is the Acer switch but too unwieldy. Here, the Android competitors better (and cheaper) alternatives.
