Pretty decent for a whole computer including monitor, keyboard and mouse! Would be a perfect budget computer for homework / kids bedroom :smiley:
Small enough to fit almost anywhere, the Acer Aspire XC-703 offers plenty of power and performance for your multimedia creativity and HD entertainment. Conveniently located on the lower front of the machine are frequently used I/O ports, which provide an easy way to access data. An Intel® Celeron® processor powers the XC-703 so you can easily finish tasks, watch videos, play games, and keep in touch with friends. The sizeable 1TB hard drive gives you plenty of space to store all your data, while the HDMI port lets you easily take your content to a big screen.
The Aspire XC-703 comes supplied with the Acer K192HQLB 18.5-inch LCD monitor, which delivers exceptional visuals with fine details and smooth movement. Using Acer Adaptive Contrast Management (ACM), the monitor optimises contrast to present the highest level of clarity and detail. Additionally, the K192HQLB LCD monitor uses less power making it environmentally friendly.
Top comments
SweeneyUK
15 May 1757#5
Hard to complain yet you complained about every component. it's £179....
coldo
15 May 1719#12
The NHS should stock up on these !! at least a bit more secure than win XP !!
badbunny42
15 May 1716#2
Don't forget the free upgrade to Windows 10 (Still available if you ever (or even never) use Assistive options
First this is HotUKdeals so heat added for the deal
1. Of course it's small compared to a bigger screen, however it's adequate for the task...
2. 4GB - explain why this is low these days? What needs (Needs, not "can take advantage of") more than 4GB that you would run on this machine? (it supports 8GB and is cheap to upgrade)
3. 8.1 is still in support...(Windows 8.1 falls under the same lifecycle policy as Windows 8, and will reach end of Mainstream Support on January 9, 2018, and end of Extended Support on January 10, 2023.)
4. It's all about perspective, it's actually a 64bit, 4 year old CPU, still usable
Post a deal that includes the same or better spec for £179...
All comments (83)
johnnyd57uk
15 May 17#1
Decent bundle for the kids and basic tasks. Good reviews. Have some heat
badbunny42
15 May 1716#2
Don't forget the free upgrade to Windows 10 (Still available if you ever (or even never) use Assistive options
Yeah, do that if you want to get new issues with every new update and have no privacy.
commenter14
15 May 171#3
For the price it's hard to complain. Having said that...
1. 18.5" is pretty small for a monitor. Only 3.5" larger than a big laptop screen. I think 21" should be the bare minimum for a monitor.
2. 4GB is very low these days.
3. Windows 8.1 is outdated.
4. Really poor processor...
5. ...which won't at all be helped by a HDD.
commenter14
15 May 175#4
That's poor. Microsoft have set up that system to assist disabled people. If it's abused then they might withdraw it in the future.
SweeneyUK
15 May 1757#5
Hard to complain yet you complained about every component. it's £179....
rapid111111
15 May 17#6
good value, heat.
Snakeyes646
15 May 17#7
Nice thanks, will do for my 10yr old :smile:
aLV426
15 May 1714#8
First this is HotUKdeals so heat added for the deal
1. Of course it's small compared to a bigger screen, however it's adequate for the task...
2. 4GB - explain why this is low these days? What needs (Needs, not "can take advantage of") more than 4GB that you would run on this machine? (it supports 8GB and is cheap to upgrade)
3. 8.1 is still in support...(Windows 8.1 falls under the same lifecycle policy as Windows 8, and will reach end of Mainstream Support on January 9, 2018, and end of Extended Support on January 10, 2023.)
4. It's all about perspective, it's actually a 64bit, 4 year old CPU, still usable
Post a deal that includes the same or better spec for £179...
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Small enough to fit almost anywhere, the Acer Aspire XC-703 offers plenty of power and performance for your multimedia creativity and HD entertainment. Conveniently located on the lower front of the machine are frequently used I/O ports, which provide an easy way to access data. An Intel® Celeron® processor powers the XC-703 so you can easily finish tasks, watch videos, play games, and keep in touch with friends. The sizeable 1TB hard drive gives you plenty of space to store all your data, while the HDMI port lets you easily take your content to a big screen.
The Aspire XC-703 comes supplied with the Acer K192HQLB 18.5-inch LCD monitor, which delivers exceptional visuals with fine details and smooth movement. Using Acer Adaptive Contrast Management (ACM), the monitor optimises contrast to present the highest level of clarity and detail. Additionally, the K192HQLB LCD monitor uses less power making it environmentally friendly.
Top comments
https://www.microsoft.com/en-gb/accessibility/windows10upgrade
1. Of course it's small compared to a bigger screen, however it's adequate for the task...
2. 4GB - explain why this is low these days? What needs (Needs, not "can take advantage of") more than 4GB that you would run on this machine? (it supports 8GB and is cheap to upgrade)
3. 8.1 is still in support...(Windows 8.1 falls under the same lifecycle policy as Windows 8, and will reach end of Mainstream Support on January 9, 2018, and end of Extended Support on January 10, 2023.)
4. It's all about perspective, it's actually a 64bit, 4 year old CPU, still usable
Post a deal that includes the same or better spec for £179...
All comments (83)
https://www.microsoft.com/en-gb/accessibility/windows10upgrade
1. 18.5" is pretty small for a monitor. Only 3.5" larger than a big laptop screen. I think 21" should be the bare minimum for a monitor.
2. 4GB is very low these days.
3. Windows 8.1 is outdated.
4. Really poor processor...
5. ...which won't at all be helped by a HDD.
1. Of course it's small compared to a bigger screen, however it's adequate for the task...
2. 4GB - explain why this is low these days? What needs (Needs, not "can take advantage of") more than 4GB that you would run on this machine? (it supports 8GB and is cheap to upgrade)
3. 8.1 is still in support...(Windows 8.1 falls under the same lifecycle policy as Windows 8, and will reach end of Mainstream Support on January 9, 2018, and end of Extended Support on January 10, 2023.)
4. It's all about perspective, it's actually a 64bit, 4 year old CPU, still usable
Post a deal that includes the same or better spec for £179...