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This post has been edited by hkh m43: May 13 2015, 10:01 PM

After opening it up I suspect it's the wifi card antenna...I'm no expert at all but the 2 antenna don't look very impressive, especially after seeing this:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=961GWH1TNHQ
I'm not good at electronics diy, but I'm tempted to buy new wifi antennas and install or if anyone know someone who's good with a soldering iron, please share details.

There was a wifi driver update a few days ago, new driver is 10.0.0.315, through windows update.

Also, try different router settings as some gadgets are more sensitive than others of course. I found 40mhz works well.

Try the Acer Service Centre, they may be able to fix the wifi, could be a defect

I'm facing similar problems.
I think there are some driver stability issues.
Try and run the Windows Troubleshooter to fix issues.
There's some discussion in the official Acer support forums, but no solution.

Sorry, I don't recall.
Try searching here:
http://community.acer.com/t5/Windows-Table...d-p/tablets-win

It's good advice to go to a shop and try.
If you want a review, this is a good one:
http://www.ultrabookreview.com/7177-acer-switch-12-review/

It's an unusual design which suits me (I wished others copied the design).

It's very stable on the lap (and cool as the heat is behind the screen) and I like the keyboard and nipple after making it more sensitive. Acer actually replaced a keyboard I had as there was an issue and I'm scared if this happens out of warranty.

It's nice to put the screen on some books so that it is eye-level when working on a desk as the keyboard is detachable.

I have a similar use case as you and find performance to be fine.
Considerations for your use case could be screen size - you may prefer a bigger full hd screen?

Easy to open the case and update the ssd (but 128gb is enough). I didn't try updating the wifi card and/or antenna yet, but should be easy for someone familiar with these things.

Pen quality is good if you use it.