At
the computex 2012 every manufacturer showcase thier latest gadgets to
present to the world, usually the very eye-catching devices is their very own Windows 8 powered tablets in the said event. Following the
launch of Microsoft's newest Windows – the Windows 8 release
preview, Acer has also introduced not one but two of thier latest
and very first and long awaited Windows 8 powered slates, the Iconia
W700 and Iconia W510 in Chinese Taipie Taiwan.
Acer
ICONIA W510 tablet comes with 10.1-inch IPS display. A detachable
keyboard extends the battery life up to 18 hours. This tablet has a
speaker on both side. The ports available are a docking ports,
microUSB port, HDMI port , as well as an audio jack. According to
ASUS, W510 can be utilized in tri-mode, which can allow users to
touch, type and view. Users can rotate the keyboard dock around to
use in presentation mode, similar to what Crux has offered with its
cases for the iPad in the past. In addition, W510 has Always On,
Always connect technology, wider angle viewing with more vibrant,
consistent and accurate colors. It is an everyday tablet with
convertible functions, smartly designed for modern day explorer whose
primary needs are freedom of usage for slate, keyboard and
hand-free touch.
Acer
ICONIA W700 has slightly larger 11.6-inch Full HD 1920x1080
resolution display with Full-HD resolution supporting up to finger
multi-touch. For enhanced audio, it comes with Dolby Home Theater.
The tablet has three USB 3.0 ports, ThunderBolt ort, micro HDMI. The
battery provide over 8 hours of battery life. The multipurpose cradle
can be adjusted for several viewing angle at 70 degrees for optimal
viewing or at 20 degrees for typing and using the slate. On the back,
there is a 5-MegaPixel camera. This tablet also front-facing camera
on the front. The models is manufactured from aluminium but Acer has
placed a material on the back to stop the tablets from slipping on
smooth surfaces.
No word on pricing or availability just yet, but presumably it will be
launching after Microsoft has officially announced the availability
of their newest version of Windows Operating System, the Windows 8.


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