TabletPCReviewSpot previews the Acer TravelMate C203ETCi Tablet PC. For first words, they say, “Looking for a “Slate” Tablet PC with an optical drive? Throw in a hardware keyboard, scrollwheel and trackpoint and you got the new Acer Travelmate C200 series Tablet PC. With its innovative new sliding display mechanism, this convertible tablet feels very much like a slate when you want it to!”

Techworld.com writes a short review on the Acer TravelMate C312XMi Tablet PC. Their verdict is that “We’re not convinced that the tablet PC is going to catch on in a big way, no matter how many times it gets a makeover, but Acer’s offering compares favourably with most. It has plenty of good features, even if the price tag is a touch on the high side. Well done, Acer.”

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A poster at the Widescreen Gaming Forum writes a pretty informative review on the Acer AL1916W Monitor. He states that “As a conclusion I think it’s a good value and I recommend this monitor if you can live with the tradeoffs. If you can’t wait to get a widescreen monitor but can’t spend the extra $$ for pricier monitors, get this one it’ll serve you well. When larger panel prices drop again sell it and get a 24″. A big plus is that it’s easy on the graphic card with the lower resolution (1440×900) so you don’t have to upgrade your older / cheaper GPU for a 7800GTX in order to get widescreen support. ”

TrustedReviews reviews the Acer TravelMate C312XMi Tablet PC. Their bottom line is that “The Acer TravelMate C312XMi is a decent laptop that offers the advantage of being a tablet PC, but at a price premium. However, for a Tablet PC it’s on the heavy side and the screen resolution is a generation behind.”

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TabletPCReviewSpot reviews the Acer TravelMate C314XMi Tablet PC. They conclude that “The Acer C314 is an excellent full-featured Tablet PC that is powerful enough to function as a desktop replacement. The generous 1024MB of RAM, 100GB hard drive, Built-in Bluetooth and fast 2.0GHz processor are a good value for the price. This machine is great for students or consumers who want a Tablet to be their “only” PC. Although there is value in the features that are included, it is obvious that Acer has cut back in their technical support. I would not recommend this model to any first-time computer user who might need to talk to a reliable tech support representative without having to wait for 20 minutes on hold.”

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Forums tend to be the best spot to learn all about products, both before and after purchase. So here are a few forums that discuss Acer Notebooks:

1) Notebookforums.com > Acer Reviews and Benchmarks
2) Notebookreview.com > Notebook Manufacturers > Acer
3) CNET Forums > Notebooks

CNET reviews the Acer TravelMate C312XCi Tablet PC. Their bottom line is that “The 6.7-pound Acer TravelMate C310 is too heavy for extended handheld use, but it’s big enough to include a 14.1-inch screen and great performance.”

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Digitimes reports that “Acer plans to venture into the PDA phone market in the second half of 2006, with its smart handheld devices built with CPUs and flash memory chips from Samsung Electronics and running on Microsoft’s Windows Mobile operating system…”

Read more at Digitimes.