Does the Aspire TC 1760 UR11 come with builtin DVD drive?

yosef99

The 2 Ebay models for the TC 1760 I am considering are UA92 has 12 gig ram and the UR11 has 8 gig. Both are supposed to be factory refurbished by Acer. Both show a "door" for the DVD on the front.

I 'll be buying the UR11 refurbished model but not sure if DVD is included? The ad shows the DVD slot/door , but DVD is NOT mentioned in ad or specs.

I have read some reports that say no….some say yes. Which is it?

I'll be buying it either way, but need to know whether to get a DVD drive also. Thank you!

billsey

According to the Acer shop, that specific model does have the DVD drive pre-installed.

William_mk2

@yosef99

Some models come with optical drive and some are not. My suggestion is to get a external dvd if you are trying to puchase a model without inbuilt optical drive.

We are glad that you are showing up your interest in purchasing a brand new computer. 

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billsey

According to the Acer shop, that specific model does have the DVD drive pre-installed.

yosef99

William_mk2:

"Some models come with optical drive and some are not. My suggestion is
to get a external dvd if you are trying to puchase a model without
inbuilt optical drive."

Do you honestly think that answers the question? Sounds more like a sales pitch.

NO help at all.

billsey:

Thank you for your swift and helpful answer…simple and to the point! Others could learn from your efficient answer.

billsey

Yes, we have a few users who simply dump a script for answers… More often than not there is good info in there, just not always as easily used. :)