Medion Akoya P7812 (MD 98770) notebook

Medion Akoya P7812 (MD 98770) review: A well rounded budget notebook that can be used for a little bit of everything, including gaming

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  • Expert Rating

    4.25 / 5

  • User Rating

    3.50 / 5 (of 6 Reviews)

  • Price

    $ 899.00 (AUD)

User Reviews:

1

joshThu 19/04/2012 - 21:04

  • Pros
    screen
  • Cons
    keyboard

i have bought elder scrolls vs skyrim the game on pc and when i play it on the medion akoya it is 2 laggy and i am unable to play the game properly. what specs does my comp need to play these type of games???

Rated this product:
3.0
2

JohnMon 16/04/2012 - 14:49

  • Pros
    Almost everything
  • Cons
    No firewire connection

For such a modern laptop that has so many good features it is hard to imagine how the designers ommitted a firewire connection. It has USB3 and HDMI ports but it is not possible to capture video from my camcorder which like all others has a firewire DV connection.

Rated this product:
2.5
3

joshWed 11/04/2012 - 11:34

  • Pros
    speed
  • Cons
    size

can i play elder scrolls vs skyrim on my Medion Akoya P7812 (MD 98770) notebook????

Rated this product:
2.5
4

Blake reynoldTue 21/02/2012 - 15:15

  • Pros
    Game
  • Cons
    Nothing

Would it run ego game well like the witcher 2 assassin of kings, and other games like assassins creed, battlefield 3, mw3 and basically another game like that

Would really like to know before tomorrow thinking of buying one

Rated this product:
5.0
5

DanTue 31/01/2012 - 16:38

  • Pros
    A joy to use
  • Cons
    touch pad very responsive but a little small

After much tracking down we found an ALDI which still stocked this beauty. No issues in setting it up, just turned it on and put in a DVD of Top Gun! Might even be a replacement for our TV as the picture and sound were perfect. No problems with heat or other issues which we have experienced with laptops... fingers crossed. Look forward to booting to Linux and playing around

Rated this product:
4.5
6

MadiFri 02/12/2011 - 16:13

  • Pros
    Pretty much everything
  • Cons
    nothing much

Personally don't like having to get used to a touch pad which is part and parcel of using a Notebook; however when I get myself a USB wireless mouse will be 100% happy.

Rated this product:
4.5

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