Windows 7 has spawned a number of new computer systems already. And following in the footsteps of its main competitors, Acer has recently detailed its upcoming multi-touch tablet PC – pre-loaded with the latest Microsoft operating system. Dubbed Aspire 1420P, the new 11.6-inch tablet from Acer features a special convertible design that allows you to use it as a photo frame, portable cinema, or as a presentation tool. You can also fold it up like a notepad to take notes, read ebooks or navigate maps.
What’s more, this Aspire features a built-in accelerometer that automatically rotates images! Smaller than a magazine, the Aspire 1420P still offers total usability – thanks to its Acer FineTip full-size keyboard with larger keys for better typing. And guess what? All it takes is a one-time battery charge to handle your entire day’s communication and infotainment needs. Power-saving technologies extend battery life so you can do more and enjoy more.
On the inside, the Aspire 1420P powered by an Intel Celeron or Core 2 Duo ULV processor, coupled with up to 8GB of RAM, a 250/320GB hard drive and the Intel GMA 4500MHD integrated graphics chip. It also includes a multi-in-one card reader, Gigabit Ethernet and wireless 802.11b/g/Draft-N with Bluetooth and 3G, a multi-gesture touchpad, HDMI output, and Acer Crystal Eye webcam, Video Quality Enhancement technology, and built-in mic that make sure your video calls are as good as they can get.
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