Review: Medion Erazer X7817x Gaming Notebook

Published by Marc Büchel on 27.09.12
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Display / Input Devices

Display

  


Medion equipped the Erazer X7817 with a 17.3'' display that features Full HD 1920 x 1080 resolution. Furthermore the display comes with LED backlight. We liked that it wasn't a glare type display which is why there are no reflections when your in a brightly lit room. Really good were the colors and the contrast ratio. Also the brightness is on a very good level with an average of more than 240 Candela per square meter. But not only brightness and contrast are very good, the display also offers very good viewing angle stability. Even if many people stand around this notebook everybody will be able to read or see content of any kind.
 


Input Devices

  


The Erazer X7817 Gaming Notebook comes with a full-size keyboard and a number pad next to it. Basically the keyboard is much alike an Apple keyboard. The key drop is well chosen and the pressure point leaves a good impression. Unfortunately the keyboard is bending a bit while typing. The keys themselves come with a smooth surface. This is another indicator for a high build quality. Since this is a gaming notebook we would have loved to see the arrow key place separately between the keyboard and the number pad.

Centered, below the keyboard you can find the touchpad. Fortunately this has not been integrated into the material of this case and offers a left and a right key. The touchpad also offers scrolling functionality which does a really good job. We have to say, except from the buttons the touchpad is very good. Unfortunately it takes quite a lot of force until the buttons release.

Page 1 - Introduction Page 8 - Web browsing / Data decryption / Windows Defender
Page 2 - Preview Page 9 - Cinebench / WinRAR
Page 3 - Specifications / Chassis Page 10 - 3D Mark 11 / Unigine Heaven
Page 4 - Display / Keyboard Page 10 - Battery Eater / Power Consumption
Page 5 - Test Setup Page 11 - Noise Level
Page 6 - Video Playback / Downscaling Transcoding / Storage Page 12 - Conclusion
Page 7 - DirectX 9 / Image Manipulation / Importing Pictures  


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