Acer Aspire REVO RL70

alaTest has collected and analyzed 21 user reviews of the Acer Aspire REVO RL70 from Amazon.com. The average user rating for this product is 4.5/5, compared to an average user rating of 4.0/5 for other products on Amazon.com.

Great little computer. I hooked this up to my HDTV using the HDMI output and now watch all of my favorite streaming shows on a big screen!

So I've been using it with Windows Media Center and XBMC as my media center and it works fine. First of all, it does indeed play HD content. I have no issue playing anything in XBMC in HD. Netflix I had to tweak (I could not get it to play in official...

This thing is awesome. I went from hooking up a netbook to the tv to this....this is 100x smoother, less expensive, and has been consistently amazing. I have owned it for about a month now....this is a fantastic addition to any home entertainment system!!

If you are thinking about upgrading, just do it! If you are one of the many folks using the REVO for a TV or home theater PC and you jumped on the REVO 3700 like I did, then you quickly found that the old REVO 3700 had some issues playing 1080...

Yep, the only reason I give this four stars is because I'm a hardcore Linux user, and could care less about the terrible Win7 experience, which I did use for awhile before having time to install my own Linux. Win7 sucks bigtime, especially when you...

Doesn't play HD video. What more is there to say? This box can't play 720p or 1080p video without lagging. I updated all the drivers and uninstalled all the bloatware, and it still couldn't handle playing youtube or netflix in HD. Pure Garbage. Avoid...

At first i wasn't impressed at all,The windows media center and movie player lagged with any HD movie.

The RL70 is a great little nettop if you don't want to build your own XBMC box. It plays 1:1 1080p BD rips well via wired SMB or NFS network, or via local attached storage. It also supports hd audio (Dolby TrueHD and DTS-HD MA) if you install the...

I bought this device to replace a Logitech Revue, which I was disappointed with due to its poor streaming ability. I did like its keyboard, which featured a trackpad, but the device itself was sluggish and referred from delayed upgrades to its OS.