Celeron M Processor 743 versus Core 2 Solo SU3500 The new Acer 1410 comes with the Celeron 743 processor and Windows 7 instead of the Core 2 Solo SU3500 with XP. The Celeron looks like a lessor processor. Would it be worthwhile to get the Core 2 Solo and take the extra step of installing Windows 7 from the free upgrade? Celeron M Processor 743 versus Core 2 Solo SU3500 The new Acer 1410 comes with the Celeron 743 processor and Windows 7 instead of the Core 2 Solo SU3500 with XP. The Celeron looks like a lessor... » Read More Celeron M Processor 743 versus Core 2 Solo SU3500 The new Acer 1410 comes with the Celeron 743 processor and Windows 7 instead of the Core 2 Solo SU3500 with XP. The Celeron looks like a lessor processor. Would it be worthwhile to get the Core 2 Solo and take the extra step of installing Windows 7 from the free upgrade? « Show Less
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Acer Aspire AS1410-2285 11.6-Inch Black Laptop (Windows 7 Home Premium)Dual-Core processor and Windows 7Otherwise, the SU3500 looks to be better both in performance and power consumption (few Celerons get speedstep, although the SU2300 does have it).
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Does the core 2 solo version come with a free upgrade to windows 7? I wasn't able to find that anywhere, could you give me a link?Also, the model with the core duo processor is currently unavailable. I couldn't find any information if its been discontinued or not, anyone know if its coming back?Thanks
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Being that Chrome OS is primarily a cloud based device and one of the lightest operating systems out there you really don't need anything faster than a Celeron in this computer. If you are going to be dealing with professional video though, Google through Asus offers a Chromebox with a Core i7 for Businesses and their video conference needs - it may not have all of the features this one does.You also have to have a Business in order to buy one and it comes with a microphone, camera, and a year of support for $1,000.
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Since you plan on keeping it a long time (more than 5 years), it might be best to get the i7. However the difference between them does not appear to be significant. I too am about to buy a Pro. I was gonna get the i7 but after watching countless Youtube videos and reading reviews about it I decided paying $400 more from the 2.4 ghz i5 was not worth the miniscule bump in power. From what I gather on youtube, the 2.4ghz is capable of playing all current games on high or close to high settings (not extremely high though). I've seen videos of people playing everything from Modern Warfare 2 to Mass Effect 2 to Crysis with relative ease. I've also seen a video of someone testing how capable the i5 was at multitasking by running multiple programs at the same time. He had 3 VMware windows open + itunes + email + Dreamweaver and a few others open and it ran very smoothly. If you are planing on keeping your Pro for at least 10 years (not impossible) then you may as well get the i7. If like me you predict you might upgrade in 5 years or so, then I would get the 2.4 ghz i5. The difference between that and the i7 is rather small and not worth the extra $400. Check out this video for more info: www.youtube.com/watch?v=z0-l37pgqa0 In case the link isn't working just go to Youtube and type in "2.4 GHz Core i5 or Core i7 2.66 GHz MacBook Pro". Also, according to this review, the 2.4 ghz i5 is faster than the 2.8 ghz mid 2009 macbook pro: www.macworld.com/article/150146/2010/04/15inch_macbookpro_corei5i7.html
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It's likely not due to popularity, contrary to the other persons input. Although I imagine this unit has a lot of popularity due to it's price/feature ratio, the real reason is likely due to a bug which has been identified in the N2820 processor. Intel has announced discontinuing the N2820 chip, to be replaced by the N2830 chip. It's believed they're replacing the processor due to a bug which affects functionality of the USB interfaces. Reference the following article: http://www.cpu-world.com/news_2014/2014022301_Intel_releases_Celeron_N2830_more_Bay_Trail-M_chips_are_on_the_way.html
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This is the question/response with HauppaugeQ: Does the Intel Core 2 Solo processor (SU3500) with internal Intel Graphics 4500MHD (64MB) meet the minimum requirements for the HVR-950Q? I have an Acer Aspire 1410 with this configuration and I would like to use the HVR-950Q with it.A: Unfortunately you will not be able to run that device on your machine since it is too underpowered to be able utilize the unit properly.
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Hi, an Intel Celeron 450 seems to take a singular cpu socket 775, But depending on when your motherboard bios was installed you may or maynot need to do a Bios upgrade to enable it to support the either the Intel E-8400 Core dueo or the e-8500 Both are duel core cpus and both are very fast. I've owned both of them . they can even play many newer games very well , not counting how powerful your Video card is or not. To be sure on changing out your cpu I would strongly suggest contacting Dell to verify if the cpu upgrade your thinking of doing is possible, Dell support should have no problem giving you this information.Best of luck with doing your upgrade. Hi, an Intel Celeron 450 seems to take a singular cpu socket 775, But depending on when your motherboard bios was installed you may or maynot need to do a Bios upgrade to enable it to support the either the Intel E-8400 Core dueo or the e-8500 Both are duel core cpus and both are very fast. I've owned both of them . they can even play many newer games very well , not counting how powerful your Video card is or not. To be sure on changing out your cpu I would strongly suggest contacting Dell to verify if the cpu upgrade your thinking of doing is possible, Dell support should have no problem... » Read More Hi, an Intel Celeron 450 seems to take a singular cpu socket 775, But depending on when your motherboard bios was installed you may or maynot need to do a Bios upgrade to enable it to support the either the Intel E-8400 Core dueo or the e-8500 Both are duel core cpus and both are very fast. I've owned both of them . they can even play many newer games very well , not counting how powerful your Video card is or not. To be sure on changing out your cpu I would strongly suggest contacting Dell to verify if the cpu upgrade your thinking of doing is possible, Dell support should have no problem giving you this information.Best of luck with doing your upgrade. « Show Less
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SU7300 is way better since it supports Intel Virtualization and has an extra 1 MB L2 Cache. Performance depends a lot on L2 Cache. I would go with SU7300 for an extra $50
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The same model can have different processors. If it doesn't clearly specify a duo core; then I wouldn't trust it as so.
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I have installed (custom/clean install) and now running Windows 7 Professional 64bit on 2 acer 1410 Core 2 solo laptops (mine and wifey's), also added 2 gb RAM (total 4gb RAM now). Both worked without downloading any additional drivers from Acer website. Just need to get the driver for the Synaptics touch pad to get the added funtion of dragging/magnify/scroll by using the touch pad. I was skeptic before..see my earlier post but installed 64bit (thanks to Microsoft for $29 Win7 Pro 64bit Student discount) vs the 32bit free upgrade...my $300 laptop is more like a $600 AS1810 version now!
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If I understand the question correctly, this means that the 673 only has speaker outputs. The main difference between the 673 and 773 is that the 773 has pre-amp outputs AND speaker outputs for each channel. So, with 773 you can use your own power amps if desired and just use the the 773 as a pre-amp. This allows more flexibility with Zone 2 since you could run an RCA cord to another receiver or amplifier and use that sep volume control for more speakers. With 673 all you can do is hook up a set of speakers to Zone 2 and control with the 673 volume control. I have the 773 and I use the pre-amp outputs for zone 2 to run another receiver in my kitchen that drives 2 sets of speakers (one for my kitchen and one on my deck). I also have a separate power amp in the living room so my L/R main theater speakers push much more power. With 773, you could also use BOTH the speaker outputs and the pre-amp output for Zone 2 and actually run 4-6 additional speakers pretty easily (1-2 sets off an amp or receiver on the pre-amp outputs and 1 set on the speaker outputs.) The 773 just allows more flexibility for hook ups if you have additional gear you want to use. I think it's worth the additional cost, but I wouldn't pay more than $100 extra for 773. Current lowest price I have found for 773 is @$440 or so.
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I don't see where you see it states it has the Atom processor. It is not the 901. Asus upgraded the 900 when it added the 901. That is what this is. Have Celeron 900mhz processor still. Seems to be two flavors 20GB and 16GB. The 16GB is priced lower and the 20GB has $100 rebate.
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frequency is not important as knowing the class of processors. Sub $300 AMD E series / Intel Celerons = for browsing internet only Sub $400 AMD A4 series dual core/ Intel Pentiums Haswell= browsing, streaming shows $400 and above AMD A6 series QuadCore/ Intel i3 Haswell = everything else except, Video editing AMD A8 and A10 QuadCore/ Intel i5 Haswell= builds upon A6 processor, gaming, video editing, etc.
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I don't believe there are any differences besides the clock speed. Everything seems identical (same chipset, RAM size/speed, disk model, wireless model, etc) and the only difference the i7-4510u has is an increased clock multiplier. I can say that 1.8 GHz base clock has proven more than enough for anything I need from this computer (read: educational Solidworks, light games/transcoding, productivity, 50+ tabs), and combined with the ssd and ample RAM, I doubt the difference would be significant unless you had heavy single-threaded workloads. It seems that this model has been marked down more because people rarely look at the clock speeds, and this is the cheapest i7 model (also the cheapest with 8GB RAM and 256GB SSD, my constraints); the market for the other one would be more professional.
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One of my computers has exactly the same thing: Sempron and Mcp61 and work excellent. I had a Athlon processor before on this machine but I prefer Sempron with is more reliable in my opinion.
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The newer model of the N56 series is the N550 series. At this time I haven't seen an AMD based N550. I don't think the sales were all that strong for the AMD based N56 though. If you go on notebookreview forums there's almost no posts about it. I'm typing this message on an N56DP btw. It's a great little machine, but the default wifi card is crap. Got an intel 6250 on order to replace that. But the sound system, backlit keyboard, 1080p screen etc make it a great machine otherwise. Got 16Gig in mine and running ubuntu on it and am very very happy with it so far.
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This version has the I7 chip. There are other versions of the same model that are about $300 less that have the i5 chip in them.
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It has 2 cores. since it has no hyperthreading, it can run 2 threads, one on each core, simultaneously. Full specs are at: http://ark.intel.com/products/75608/Intel-Celeron-Processor-2955U-2M-Cache-1_40-GHzThis is not particularly fast but it is extremely power-efficient and more than adequate for ChromeOS, or even for a full-up Linux, for its intended applications.