1 x M.2 PCIe (Unspecified Interface) (In Use)1 x M.2 PCIe (Unspecified Interface) (Available)
Security:
Kensington Lock Slot
Size:
16"
Solid State Storage:
1 x 512 GB M.2 PCIe
Total Installed Capacity:
512 GB
Total Installed Memory:
16 GB
Touchscreen:
No
USB-C:
1 x USB4 (Supports 65 W Power Delivery)1 x USB 3.1/3.2 Gen 2 (Supports DisplayPort and 65 W Power Delivery)
Variable Refresh Technology:
G-Sync
Webcam:
User-Facing:720p
Weight:
5.95 lb / 2.7 kg
Wi-Fi:
Wi-Fi 6E (802.11ax); Tri-Band (2.4, 5, & 6 GHz) with 2 x 2 MU-MIMO Support
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Companies that include a tiny SSD and charge > $1000 when you can get (retail) a 2 gig for 100$ need to get downvoted until they stop doing it. Stop buying semi-crippled machines from cheap-ass companies.
This looks like it compares pretty favorably to the Alienware M series deals that have been running in the $1200ish range with 3070tis. Good screen, 4-series card. If I hadn't bought one with a little alien power button on it already I'd prob be serious about this one
This looks like it compares pretty favorably to the Alienware M series deals that have been running in the $1200ish range with 3070tis. Good screen, 4-series card. If I hadn't bought one with a little alien power button on it already I'd prob be serious about this one
I have tried both, I would say alienware has better build quality in terms of keyboard, and overall body. The premium acer line is the predator series
Companies that include a tiny SSD and charge > $1000 when you can get (retail) a 2 gig for 100$ need to get downvoted until they stop doing it. Stop buying semi-crippled machines from cheap-ass companies.
Agree to disagree.
I'd much prefer paying 200-300$ less and getting my own ssd rather than being forced to pay for the premium.
And built in SSD price won't decrease until Apple does it, which is never.
Agree to disagree.
I'd much prefer paying 200-300$ less and getting my own ssd rather than being forced to pay for the premium.
And built in SSD price won't decrease until Apple does it, which is never.
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I'd much prefer paying 200-300$ less and getting my own ssd rather than being forced to pay for the premium.
And built in SSD price won't decrease until Apple does it, which is never.
I'd much prefer paying 200-300$ less and getting my own ssd rather than being forced to pay for the premium.
And built in SSD price won't decrease until Apple does it, which is never.
1 TB cost US $40, cost THEM $20. People like YOU were paying $50 box for PPE, and people like ME come HERE to get GOOD deals, not listen to people explain why they don't mind getting bent over.
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