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With all the heated competition going on in the tablet market, Acer dares to step up with a dual-screened tablet dubbed “Iconia Touchbook,” which is slated to ship in the United States next month.
The dual-tablet features a Core i5 processor, Windows 7, and two 14-inch screens made of Gorilla Glass for frequent typing, multi-touch, and gestures.
The Acer Iconia Touchbook also has an entirely new interface, which includes a “ring” that lets users select items on screen by clawing with a finger and spin on-screen images. It even has an on-screen keyboard, turning it into a regular laptop.
The Touchbook costs US$1,199.99, which is about the price of two tablets.
Source: CrunchGear
Posted in: Tablet-PC
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