Acer introduces Aspire X1200 Desktop PC

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Posted by flung in Acer and Computer Systems and Computers07 Jul 2008 11:54 pm

Acer introduces Aspire X1200 Desktop PC

Acer is introducing a new small form factor desktop PC series called the Aspire X1200. The chassis measures 10.4 x 3.9 x 2.4 inches, making it slighter smaller than the HP Pavilion Slimline series PC. Specs for the X1200 include:

AMD Athlon X2 4850e or X2 5000+ processor
4GB RAM
320GB or 500GB HDD
Dual layer DVD burner
14 in 1 media card reader
Windows Vista Home Premium 64 bit OS
NVIDIA GeForce 8200 integrated graphics
eSATA and HDMI ports

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alice 8 months ago 1 point
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this unit is not really very good...sort of like a test unit for this product. i bought this in america and and brought the unit to philppines but it could no longer boot to the system.
i can't even access the BIOS.
so i check ang broke the warranty seal and i see that the MOTHER BOARD is not a good brand is china made DA078L BOXER brand.
im not the only one who have the same experience with this untoward error.
so what i did was to buy another mother board, heatsink, and power casing so that i can use the computer.

i wanted to use the Operating system that is part of the package of this product. how i can i use it back since i use new mother board?
pls help. here's my email alice_rosete@yahoo.com

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Ruben 4 months ago 1 point
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I have also problem where can i can the manual of the said motherboard? If you wish to use the operating system installed on it one way use your xp/vista installer boot on your cdrom and install the operating system by using repair option and use the original serial key, is like installing again the operating system but not all the application etc. If your new motherboard also using same chipset i think no need to repair the o.s. just plug your hdd and it will works like the original MB by the way its chipset is Nvidia8200.

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