Acer's 23dB Aspire iDea media center specs revealed

There's one other notable on that Acer product sheet we peeped earlier: a new iDea media center. The specs go a little something like this: Vista Home Premium, Core 2 Duo T5500, 2GB memory, 500GB 7,200RPM SATA disk, DVD burner, NVIDIA MXM7600 GO graphics, dual MCE tuners, a wireless keyboard and mouse, 802.11b/g WiFi (shame, no Draft-n), and multi-format card reader all operating at just 23dB. A decent bump for their iDea lineup but nothing to get fussed about.

[(Unverified) Posted Sep 21st 2007 8:20AM]

Could someone please explain to me what the Intel Viiv is?

[(Unverified) Posted Sep 21st 2007 9:04AM]

How hard is it to set your scanner to grayscale???

[(Unverified) Posted Sep 21st 2007 9:38AM]

If sarcastic, then it's too early for me to get sarcasm. If serious, usu. there's a setting in the application your comp. has to black and white the scanned picture.

[(Unverified) Posted Sep 21st 2007 10:41AM]

@Dave

Could it be that RoadieJodie was suggesting that the scanned image shown by engadget should have been set to grayscale rather than B/W?

Maybe if you squint slightly you can reread the comment with a different tone.

But you are right it was too early.

[(Unverified) Posted Sep 21st 2007 4:13PM]

RoadieJodie

When I got it sent out as a fax then scanned it in grey scale this was the best I could do with it, if you saw the fax I got this reads clearer than it did.

I also sent Thomas the original excel file yesterday, it's not my fault he didn't put that up.

[(Unverified) Posted Sep 21st 2007 12:56PM]

This is lame for Media Center considering we live in 2007.

I bought Acer 5920G laptop from BestBuy and hooked it up to my 1080p Sharp 46" TV

for $1100 it came with 1.5 C2D, 2gb ram, 160GB HD, HD-DVD reader, 256MB 7600GT w/ HDMI out etc... Best bang for a buck and super quiet