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Acer’s Aspire TimeLine 1820PT hits US
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7 Dec 2009
Another 11.6-inch notebook with preinstalled Windows 7 Home Premium has come up to United States. New technology multitouch screen makes this device more convenient to use. By the way, touchpad has multitoutch built-in too. The screen is twistable lets you convert your notebook into usual tablet PC. The screen has resolution of up to 1366 x 768.
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2 Responses to Acer’s Aspire TimeLine 1820PT hits US
The Walster
February 2nd, 2010 at 10:44 pm
well there really isnt a diff. its just what they have but its is usually green
DJ
February 10th, 2010 at 2:09 pm
Found the second answer on the internet, haven't tried myself as don't want to reboot at the moment. Presumed lock = disable.
Or you could try to go to start – control panel – mouse and check out the settings in there. Might include the touch pad in the settings or tabs.
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First, turn on (or restart) your computer. When the Dell logo comes up
press F2 to open the bios setup program.
Press Alt-p three times to get to page 4. Near the middle of the
screen you should see an option called Pointing Device. Change it from
Touch Pad – PS/2 Mouse to just PS/2 Mouse (this should work fine for
your USB mouse). Then press ESc to exit the bios, making sure to save the changes.
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