Aspire Revo L80 DTSM4EK002

Was easy to set up. looks good.and very good value for money.

Not at the moment.

Small size,quieter than desktop p.c. Usb3, dvi and hdmi for better video.

Can be quirky to set up new operating system.I use Linux Mint and set up using a bootable usb stick.

Comes with no OS but is USB bootable so Linux Mint was a breeze to install. Comes with no display but get an HDMI lead and you can use your living room TV (where compatible) as the screen - makes a great little home entertainment box. Hookup to...

good looking machine that does everything it is supposed to do.

would be better if it came with ubuntu installed.

I brought this product to replace my Raspberry Pi running XBMC which I have accomplished. My Revo now runs Windows 7 and XBMC very well. The hardware is excellent value for money - the unit is silent and runs very swiftly. Overall I'm very impressed...

Because the box comes with FreeDOS it took a bit of reading around the net to work out installing a new OS and sourcing the drivers from the Acer website. I successfully managed to install Windows 7 with XBMC, using the drivers from Acer website. The...

This box is awesome. Put Win 8 on it and plays 1080 MKV's fine, also plays Rocksmith 2014

Cheap, effective small computer, quiet in operation. Excellent for basic office tasks. Linux easily installed from memory stick.

Relatively slow processor. NOT a gaming machine.

Fantastic piece of kit, small, low noise, powerful pc/media center. I bought a HD - DVB T2 usb stick for this to record and watch TV on, it works great on Windows 8 pro. It comes with WLAN and bluetooth which is a bonus. Very impressed.

Small profile, low power, dual monitor support. Sold with minimal OS (FreeDOS) but Xubuntu 13.10 installed easily.

A little underpowered, particularly with graphics operations but I mostly use it for terminals and web browsing so that's fine.

Small, quiet, fast. I stuck Windows 8 and Plexa on it, perfect!