9 Jan, World Edition Super-size screens and sizzling specs; the Dell Inspiron E1705, Sony VAIO VGN-A600, Fujitsu LifeBook N6140, ASUS W2J and Acer TravelMate 8200 make most desktops look like sissies. More...
1 Dec, World Edition Jørgen Sundgot gets to grips with Acer's innovative TravelMate C200, sporting a snappy graphics card and slide-up screen unlike any other convertible Tablet PC to date. More...
27 Jul, World Edition The latest convertible from Acer combines a 14.1-inch swivel screen with Tablet PC Edition 2005, the latest in Intel processors, connectivity galore and hard drives up to 100 GB. More...
25 May, World Edition The TravelMate 3000 is Acer's slimmest and lightest ultraportable to date, featuring a 1.73 GHz processor, up to 2 GB of RAM, 12.1" widescreen and a 60 GB hard drive. More...
As tablet convertibles go, the TravelMate C200 is decidedly among the largest - yet also more powerful than most. Its innovative slider style design approach doesn't take a back seat to the typical swivel hinge, and an Nvidia-driven display combines with a snappy processor and generous storage to deliver a speedy - albeit heavy - user experience. As could be expected, its standard battery won't hold for long, but this niggle aside, the C200 would be an excellent choice for tablet users who favour power over portability. More...
Jørgen Sundgot gets to grips with Acer's innovative TravelMate C200, sporting a snappy graphics card and slide-up screen unlike any other convertible Tablet PC to date. More...
The latest convertible from Acer combines a 14.1-inch swivel screen with Tablet PC Edition 2005, the latest in Intel processors, connectivity galore and hard drives up to 100 GB. More...
The TravelMate 3000 is Acer's slimmest and lightest ultraportable to date, featuring a 1.73 GHz processor, up to 2 GB of RAM, 12.1" widescreen and a 60 GB hard drive. More...
Super-size screens and sizzling specs; the Dell Inspiron E1705, Sony VAIO VGN-A600, Fujitsu LifeBook N6140, ASUS W2J and Acer TravelMate 8200 make most desktops look like sissies. More...
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