Acer has the cheapest Googlebook, here's what you get

[Redaktion]

Acer is one of the major brands that has worked with Google to bring out the new lineup of Googlebook laptops. With its $899 entry price, Acer is promising a lightweight, well-built convertible with an OLED and Dolby Atmos.

https://www.notebookcheck.net/Acer-has-the-cheapest-Googlebook-here-s-what-you-get.1404977.0.html

[anonymous1]

Idk where you live, but on this planet (Earth) "cheap" and "900$" mean different things.

[eddyevans]

Acer is one of the major brands that has worked with Google to bring out the new lineup of Googlebook laptops. With its $899 entry price, Acer is promising a lightweight, well-built convertible with an OLED and Dolby Atmos.

https://www.notebookcheck.net/Acer-has-the-cheapest-Googlebook-here-s-what-you-get.1404977.0.htmlshell shockers

Hi, I'd first check whether this is a software/configuration issue rather than immediately trying to upgrade. The Xario service documentation indicates that some menu functions are controlled through configuration, and software upgrades are handled through the maintenance/service functions rather than simply changing a user setting.

Since you're on version 3.0, it may be worth confirming the exact TUS-X100 configuration and whether the missing submenus are supposed to be available on that installation. There is also a recent MedWrench reply to this exact issue claiming that the system can be upgraded to version 4, but I'd verify the appropriate upgrade package and procedure with an authorized service technician before installing anything.

I'd also avoid entering service menus or changing hidden configuration values unless you have the service documentation and appropriate training, since an incorrect setting could affect the scanner.