W700 has excellent fullhd screen. Sometimes very hard to touch the tiny button when in fullhd res especially in desktop mode.

Battery can last 5-6 hrs normal usage. The only thing which dun really like is the almost 1kg w700 tablet body. A bit heavy to my liking.

The lack of SDcard slot is the real turn off as the SSD space is quite limited. LCD screen once spoiled and replaced under warranty in just 4 days.

Overall is good machine.

I agree with you...

Overall is quite good but a bit heavy, I seldom bring out, so no issue.

Never experience 7-8 hours, 4-5 hours got la...

It's a real good buy imho.

You can scale up your desktop to fit the 1080p screen, here's how: Control Panel > Appearance and Personalization > Make text and other items larger and smaller; then scale it up to the largest. Now everything is larger while remain sharp and HD quality., this is one of the cool new Windows 8 feature.

8.1 coming soon will do much more.
Cheers

Hi.

My W700 come with leather case and dock..didnt come with Keyboard cover..

I bought the Rapoo E2700 keyboard with touch pad ..

Very slim and cost rm 104.00

the ori Acer keyboard cover cost rm200..sell at Highpoint..

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For the keyboard or mouse, its better to get the bluetooth version as the USB version will used up the one and only usb port available in the w700 body. Unless u dock it.

selling off W700 later model i3-2375 1.5GHZ with original keyboard cover (tab installed with SP)
guys anybody interested can PM me

hi guys,

ive had my w7 for a month now, so far liking everything about it but the weight. anyways, tht aside, i normally do a lot of annotation on previous tablets, was wondering whts the best stylus to use to annotate on w7.

im looking at buying adonit pro jot, but so far havent found it in the shops yet. will pop by machines or epicentre to get.

anyone here using tht?

just wondering if its worth buying cos i need a fine point stylus.

I found that stylus with a metal mesh tip (I think boxwave and other makes) works best.
Much better than normal rubber tips and skips less than a jot pro tip.

Which annotation or note programs do you use?

i use a free one , think its called pdf annotator. i browsed the boxwave site, didnt see a sharp point stylus...i hate using those rubbery stylus tips...too big to be accurate...

thts y only one i saw tht cld possibly work is the adonit ones

I bought another brand where the tip goes in to the barrel like a biro but here's the link for the boxwave one:

http://www.boxwave.com/stylus/evertouch-ca...ylus/bwpds/mpk/

fiber mesh tip...much better than rubber and is actually accurate and not too broad.

The problem is the digitiser itself doesn't recognise very small writing.
I've tried adonit and the fiber mesh one worked best for me

interesting feedback...may i ask what's your main usage for the stylus? I normally have pdf files that i review, ie proof reading, circling words and commenting aka more like how a teacher goes thru exam papers. do you think this stylus would suit my usage style? cos my main issue with the broad rubber based tip ones, is that i find it hard to write like how i would with a pen.

Yes, I do the same thing.
Of course a digitiser would be much better esp as there's palm rejection, but it's not bad.
I saw the free adobe reader has a good markup tool now btw.

does p3 comes with Microsoft Office preinstalled?

It does come with MS Office 2010 /2013 Trial that you need a key to activate it.

The free full version of Microsoft Office 2013 will only be preinstalled in smaller tablet forms such as 7" or 8". Anything above 10" screen requires purchase of the software.
Currently, there is only one tablet at such form factor which is the Acer Iconia W3, though there might be more in the future by other manufacturers. Especially when Windows 8.1 with better scaling and improvements is released.

MS Office RT (word, excel, powerpoint, onenote) come with tablet / hybrid that has WinRT.
W8 don't come with MS Office for free

if u don't want to go the not-so-legal way of using full MS Office, might consider Kingsoft Office

http://www.kingsoftstore.com/

looks VERY FAMILIAR to Microsoft version XD

Microsoft is giving away MS Office Home & Student for free on smaller tablet forms. And these tablets run full Windows 8, and not WinRT. So your statement is only partially true Source here

Thanks for the link. Will wait and see if the products come to Malaysia

what is "system disc"
its same with OS installation disc?

im using acer P3
i insert recovery disc (disc 1 of 2) into my external dvd drive,
then i push the power button + windows key, just appear for reset setting...
i want to reformat and reinstall windows 8.
how can i do?
my recovery dvd cover printed "windows 8 64 bit recovery dvd"