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Question: Can you turn off the touch pad mouse? I prefer to plug in a wireless mouse...
Document: Very well positioned. Of course HDMI is great.Wireless is strong, but I have a Netgear adapter that adds even more, if you need it.CONSKeyboard while good, takes some getting  use to for a speed typist like myself, very spread out over a large area. I'm just use to smaller keyboards.Definitely a finger print magnet, can be removed easily with a microfiber rag, which should have came with it. Lost off a star for that, looks great but it a major pain IMO.Good mouse/track pad, but a little on the sensitive side.
i have been shopping for a new computer for a wile waiting for the right deal to come along,here it is .acer has put everything [but one of intels new i-chip's]that you could ever want packed into a 17'' large,beautiful screened laptop at any price and this one is only $429.-what it's not:--a gamer lacking newer i-3,5,7 and has integrated video.no solid state hard drive,no blue-ray,not a touch screen.-what it is: --quick and responsive--connection's are endless -I've connected wired and wireless printers,media server,tablet,plasmatv,wireless mouse,Bluetooth speaker and still counting with out any problems,--light for it's size--the screen wow i watch a lot of movie's,tv,and play some games they all look great.-the keyboard is responsive and the key's look awesome surrounded by brushed aluminum.There are a couple of not so stellar feature's.the sound quality is not great [I've never really been impressed with laptop sound anyway] and the glossy finish,wile it's beautiful only last's until you touch it.
A few glitches . . . . . Touch pad was a problem and had to download a new driver (an older driver than one on computer). At least I can type now without my cursor jumping all over the page! My touch pad is still not operating like i think it should. Sometimes I have to click numerous times to make it activate.When I opened my computer for the first time, one of the keys was loose. i was successful in attaching it back, but then the other day, a different key popped off.
The Acer laptop itself is fine, however the operating system and overly sensitive mouse pad make it a total fiasco to negotiate...Typing a note on chat or an email response is a very iffy proposition owing to the fact that your cursor may jump anywhere on its own at any moment. Also, and this just may be me, it seems the positioning of the left mouse key is not in the most ergonomic position in relation to the keyboard...it seems too far left. Like I say, that may just be me.
I was previously using a gateway netbook, but it got a broken screen and later on found out that it was long gone. My friends recommended me get a laptop and found this for me when I asked for help. I had gotten this before I found out about my netbook's progress. It's still pretty annoying to get used to not using the left side of my mouse pad since I keep switching to my apps, but it was a well needed upgrade. I wish it was Windows 7, but my friends advise me to go for 8 and adapted it it fairly decent.
The Acer laptop met all my expectations. The screen is very large and extremely clear and I liked the built-in wireless Wi-FI connectivity. I was totally unfamiliar with Windows 8, so that took some time to research on the web, but I found several sites that provided step-by-step instructions on how to use and revise the appearance and location for the apps on the menu screen. I've had the computer for two weeks and am very satisfied with everything. Even the Acer support line was very responsive.
Update...This machine has never been easy and yesterday, March 28, 2014...less than one year old, it wouldn't even turn on. Unless you are an emotional masochist, avoid this laptop.
Amazon Wherehouse deal and it was an easy plug and play with no problems so far after several months of being on pretty all the time.
also the touchpad's a little touchy[I use an external mouse] .Now about windows 8, the jury is still out.fancy widgets and app's.I downloaded mozzilafirefox and found the more familiar os hidden right behind.still learning how to use but I see it's potential.I love this computer,I love the price.
You just *never know* what is coming next with this mouse. Is it going to toggle you off to another program? Or blow up the screen? Or shrink it?Good points:1. Embedded web cam and microphone.2. 17.3 inch screen.Verdict: EMPHATICALLY NOT RECOMMENDED. I think this will be my last Acer product (1) and now I know that it is worth paying a few hundred extra dollars to get something that works (2).
Answer: Hold the "function" key then press F7. This will toggle the mouse pad off and on