A laptop tablet that swivels and folds to suit your needs.

comp0402laptop_A.jpg Rubbernecking for presentations, the screen swivels 180 degrees. The Acer Tablet PC also easily converts from regular laptop to a tablet.

Worker, presenter, painter: Acer's Tablet PC changes to suit your needs.


It's a regular laptop whose display swivels for presentations and folds back on itself to form a tablet. It'll be available by the end of this year at about the same price as a comparably equipped laptop. It'll also weigh less than 3 pounds and get 3 hours of battery life.

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