Acer Iconia Tab W510-1422 Tablet Intel Atom Z2760(1.80GHz) 10.1" 2GB Memory LPDDR2 800 64GB internal storage Integrated Graphics

Pros: Just purchased this to replace my VivoTab RT that I recently returned. An Atom based Windows 8 tablet without a doubt superior to Windows on ARM. This tablet is lighter, faster, and overall a better product than anything I've used running on Windows RT

Cons: The monitor side camera leaves a little to be desired. Speakers are also more on the low end

Pros: Light weight even with keyboard its not bad.
Windows 8 32bt not RT version. Runs Microsoft office great.
Found and installed my wireless printer during the setup.
Great tablet for the price got it on sale on Newegg so the keyboard was basically free.
Battery life is excellent and no longer need to carry my kindle.

Cons: touchpad on the keyboard is very touchy. easier to use a small mouse. I have also noticed sometimes when your typing it misses letters.
Microsoft no longer works with Google calendar to sync between smartphone and tablet.

Other Thoughts: This is a great tablet at a good price. You can set up a Hotmail account on the tablet and your phone to sync calendars. It takes a while to get used to windows 8 but that isn't a tablet issue. This tablet does everything my laptop can do and its a lot lighter.

Pros: Light
Good battery
Full windows OS
Microsd slot

Cons: Lack of Windows 8 Metro apps

Other Thoughts: I really think that these combo laptop/tablet devices are the way of the future. Except for folks who need powerful laptops, why have two devices? Windows 8 is a first generation hybrid OS and needs some tweaking and we need more touchscreen Windows apps, but the device itself is good. It has plenty of battery life and runs typical Windows apps fine. I added a 64g microsd card for more storage and can play dvd's on an external drive.

Pros: Fast, looks good, feels durable, excellent screen, good battery life

Cons: It crashes often, but restarts quickly, runs any programs (apps or old programs), runs my old copy of Office no problem, this does NOT come with Windows Media Center - that costs $70 to upgrade to the pro version of Windows 8, The kayboard is very expensive to buy separate and does not seem to go on sale for less than $120.

Other Thoughts: I still like this tablet, even better than my Galaxy Droid, but it has too many flaws and costs too much for a higher rating.

Pros: Well What can I say I am in love. (lol) jk, but still i love this little thing. If Acer got anything right it is the w510 if you know what you purchased. So lets start by saying that the touch screen is crystal clear and very responsive, the change between tablet and dock is smooth no hang ups no glitching just smooth. The key board is the icing on the cake it is small but still fits my big hands and fingers, the touch pad is fine and responsive (other reviewers had problems my guess pushing to hard) Battery life is unreal they recommend you drain and charge three times to set the battery up and it has been almost a week and finally just had to charge it! The speed is great as well, it loads incredibly fast that little atom processor moves.

Cons: Ok the only real negative I have found thus far is, it likes to heat up when on the charger. My only regret is not springing for the w510p with window pro, really need pro for windows 8 outlook and i think it comes with a couple of extra gizmos such as case and VGA adapter if you spring the extra hundred. other than those few complaints (which are predominately with win 8) i can't find a single thing wrong with this device. I find a lot of rater's marked this device down for win and not for the device itself which window is a bit of a pain but not worth knocking this device.

Other Thoughts: so I just thought i would list what came in the box because i didn't see one.
The tablet
the keyboard dock
the micro usb adapter
a screen cleaner
the charging cable (and three prong tip)
and a little packet of warranty info and user manual
Well I am pretty sure i didn't miss anything so there ya go my run down.

Pros: I am forced by occupation to work in a Windows world. I have an iPad and a Macbook Air (bootcamped). The combination was frankly unsatisfactory. I purchased the Acer W510-1422 package on the hopes I could get by with one device that would run in a full Windows 8 environment. My expectations were framnkly set pretty low, but then so was the price. However, I was pleasantly surprised at the performance and the versatility of this package. The battery life is fantastic. Docking and undocking from the keyboard is amazingly simple. Having full Microsoft office on a tablet is irreplaceable. Plus the ability to run Android Apps via Bluestack is a real plus.

Cons: Can't find anywhere to purchase a spare charger. Trackpad is not multitouch - but I hate trackpads and rarely use them anyway.

Other Thoughts: It's no i7, but the little 2-core, 4-thread Atom easily handles everything I need a tablet/netbook for. It's not like I'm gonna be playing Crysis with it. Most of my work and play is in the cloud and frankly 99% of what I need a portable computing device for can be handled by a Chromebook.

Pros: It works great as a tablet and as a computer.
*The battery life is outstanding so far. I have had it for two days and I'm still at 76%.
*Performance is great. It's almost as fast as my desktop.
*Browsing the web is great with a full desktop browser -- much better than a tablet browser where you get "mobile" versions of webpages a lot.
*Synced automatically with all my settings from my Windows 8 desktop computer. Its nice that now I can have exactly the same stuff on my desktop and tablet -- no compromises.
*The screen has a really wide viewing angle -- much better than my android tablet.
*Camera works great. Video quality is nice. Flash works.
*I can finally watch hulu on a tablet without paying for hulu plus.
*All of my old windows programs work fine so far. LibreOffice installed and works fine just like the desktop verion -- because it is the desktop version.

Cons: Minor issue with the Wifi adapter. Acer says it should connect in 2.5 seconds. More like it fails to connect in 25 seconds. I found that I have to wait about 30 seconds then connect manually. Once connected it works fine though.

Other Thoughts: *The keyboard is small but I can type on it just fine.
*The touchpad works fine for me.
*The default resolution is too high for such a small screen. In desktop applications the fonts were tiny, so I adjusted the fonts larger. Its fine for metro apps though.

Pros: The tablet itself is great, battery life is good, not too much bloatware. Performance is also decent. I would give the tablet itself 5 eggs

Cons: The real problem with this version is the touchpad on the keyboard dock. First, it doesn't have multitouch or gestures which I can live. The real problem is that it is erattic at times, with the cursor occasionally jumping around or only moving vertically. With a bit of research, it seems this problem plagues many if not all of the first shipment or so.

Acer seems to be doing a hardware fix for this, so, if you buy, don't be surprised if you have to send it in for a fix.

On a side note, if you decide to return it and get something else due to the above issues, don't be surprised if it is denied by newegg as the problem doesn't happen 100% of the time and they may not see it during their verification. This isn't newegg's fault as they need to be able to verify a problem to process a return, but is something to be aware of.

Other Thoughts: All in all, the tablet is great, but for my intended use, the flaky touchpad on the dock is a deal breaker. Once acer get that straightened out, this will be a great product.

Pros: This device is very neat, maybe a lil slow, but that's cause i haven't used anything but my desktop for a while. Battery power is amazing, and the screen is bright and vivid.

Cons: I really only have one complaint. The whole system is balanced b/w power and function, no complaints there. I just have an incredibly hard time making the touchpad on the attachment to work properly. It behaves erratically, either not tracking my finger at all, going crazy, or tracking the opposite direction of my motions. Happens almost everytime I use it, which becomes incredibly frustrating considering the attached dock w/ keyboard & trackpad was a big selling point for me.

I was maybe thinking that cold weather affected the touchpad, but even use in places where the unit has been acclimated, makes no difference, the trackpad still does not function consistently. I could leave the device at home, warn n cozy, and it still misbehaves.

It really kills my focus and productivity when I have to fight my hardware for it to work properly. Not what intended to purchase.

Other Thoughts: I know this is a new product, and perhaps a fix is in the works, but I don't have the patience to wait and see if a fix is made. I wanted a device that would keep me from worrying about my hardware so I could focus on my projects. I wanted that out of the box, not potentially sometime when R&D gets around to it. I noticed one other complaint about the same issue, so I'm concerned even a replacement would not resolve my issue. I'll be contacting Newegg on this guy, and see where it goes, but more likely than not, i'll be returning this unit.

Pros: Light as a tablet
Almost fully functional when docked
Standard Windows not RT
IPS screen beats lots of TN screens like the one I used from SONY T series ultrabook
No cooling fan so it's very quiet
Loooooong lasting battery
Small charger easy to carry with (also some cons here)

Cons: The dock is heavy and thick
Performance is not so good (Intel to be blamed?) but reasonably fast at this power consumption
Keys are small with big gaps between keys
Touchpad on the dock is not multi touch
Does not support charging USB devices when turned off
Limited internal storage options
Charger is small so charges slow
Bad cameras, both!
I would rate it 5 eggs if the cameras are good enough, at least the 8MP one should exhibit as an 8MP one, and thee touchpad on the dock is multi touch

Other Thoughts: improve the camera and release the multi touch driver for the touch pad on the dock, please! Acer!