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If there's something I hate about exciting product launches is the fact there's a big gap between the time some novelty is announced and the moment you can really purchase it. The same happened with the Acer 1820p convertible tablet, powered by an Intel low voltage CPU that represents at this time the best compromise between performance and power consumption.At Mobile World Congress Acer showcased what I guess is the final version of the 1820p running with TouchPortal, an interface on top of...

Windows 7 is getting rapidly into market as more and more devices are adopting the new OS, plus is a great opportunity for manufacturers to renew their product line with models that support the seventh iteration of Microsoft's OS. The latest touch convertible tablet that surfaced the web is the Acer Aspire Timeline 1820PT (it might be a mistake as Aspire and Timeline are two different product lines but we'll have to wait for confirmation). The 1820PT is a variant of the Acer 1820p which we've pr...

Everybody liked the Acer Timeline 1810T, with it's better than Atom performance and near 8 hours of battery life between charges, but there was something missing: the touch tablet PC treatment. We're happy to announce that Acer made that step and announced the 1820p, the tablet variant of the Timeline product series.The main difference is of course the swivel touch screen and the OS: Acer Timeline 1820p only ships with Windows 7. Oh, and weight is up by 300 grams due to the screen swivel mec...