11.6" Laptop Acer TravelMate B1 TMB118-M-C6UT 1366x768, Intel Celeron N4120 1.1 GHz, RAM 4 GB, DDR4, Intel UHD Graphics 600, Windows 10 Home, NX.VHSER.00E, black matte Review
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Description of 11.6" Laptop Acer TravelMate B1 TMB118-M-C6UT 1366x768, Intel Celeron N4120 1.1 GHz, RAM 4 GB, DDR4, Intel UHD Graphics 600, Windows 10 Home, NX.VHSER.00E, black matte
Operating system Windows 10 Home in S mode. The architecture of the operating system is 64-bit. The manufacturer of the Intel® processor. Celeron® processor type. Processor model N4120. Processor frequency 1.10 GHz. Processor core Quad-core (4 cores). The manufacturer of the Intel® Graphics Controller. Graphics controller model UHD Graphics 600. Graphics memory availability Shared. Screen size 29.5 cm (11.6. Screen type LCD. ComfyView (matte) screen technology. HD screen mode. LED backlight technology. Screen resolution 1366 x 768. Standard memory 4 GB. DDR4 SDRAM technology. Reader Supported Memory Cards Yes Supported SD Memory Cards Type of Optical Drive No Flash Drive Capacity 64 GB Wireless Standard IEEE 802.11a-b-g-n-ac Microphone Yes Fingerprint Reader No Number of Speakers 2 Audio Mode Stereo HDMI Yes Number of Outputs HDMI 1. Number of USB 2.0 ports 1. Number of USB 3.0 ports 1. Total number of USB ports 3. Network (RJ-45) Yes Positioning device type TouchPad Keyboard Yes Number of sections 4-section Battery chemistry Lithium-ion ( Li-Ion Battery capacity 3220 mAh Maximum battery life 13 hours Maximum power supply 45 W Height 22.30 mm Width 291 mm Depth 211 mm Weight (approx.) 1.53 kg cable Power supply Instructions Warranty card
Pros
- Price, took in dns for 13.800 (08202222) quite frisky and economical percent not eating a lot of battery, like a browser and office butt-carrier completely. Quiet and cold.
Cons
- The sound is so-so, although quite loud. the screen is very so-so like all TVs, the touchpad is not bad both in terms of sensitivity and size, but I would prefer separate buttons and not as implemented here. The bios is some kind of stripped down and wines 7, for example, you can’t stand without dancing, if at all possible. I would like the drive from 128, for Linux, in principle, 64 is enough if you don’t deal with file storage, but it’s not enough for Windows. The connector for the power supply does not inspire confidence, they used to make it larger and more powerful.
Pros
- Autonomy. Gigabit RJ45 connector. Card reader. Relatively light - 1.26 kg (measured personally on a kitchen scale). The ability to install an additional solid state drive up to 1 TB (see comments). Screen brightness.
Cons
- Viewing angles are small (since the TN matrix). Fairly wide bezels. The keyboard is budget. Large bright LED on the outer panel. Perhaps someone will not be pleased with the power button on the side. 4GB of RAM back to back for Windows 10.
Pros
- Good battery, there is an RG-45 connector, it is possible to add an SSD, good passive cooling. Very handy size. Full 4 cores on the processor. At processor frequencies of about 70% of the maximum, it shows a work forecast for 7-8 hours, which is VERY worthy.
Cons
- I would like more than 4 gigabytes of RAM, but you can’t add RAM (only if you decide to resolder it on the board in the workshop), although the processor holds up to 8. Only 2 USB connectors (not enough), the SD slot is made so that the memory card sticks out. Disk accesses and Caps Lock, Num Lock status are not visible. The plastic is good, but it also holds fingerprints well.
