has finally and formally pulled the lid off of its unique Windows 7 dual-screen tablet. The Iconia-6120 Touchbook, which sports an Intel Core i5 CPU, 640GB drive, HDMI out, USB 3.0, and twin 14-inch LCDs made of Gorilla Glass, will cost $1,200 in both Canada and the United States and will be available in April. The Iconia-6120 is available for pre-sale now at major retailers.
Maximum PC was intrigued enough by the Iconia to give it our coveted FTW award at CES 2011. The team loved that this is a Windows 7 device, which makes it more versatile, even if the Core i5 540M proc Acer originally stated would be in the system is a little moldy. (Acer has not formally confirmed that this will be the CPU in the Iconia.)
A series of proprietary interface enhancements includes the Acer Ring Control, which appears when you place your hand on the tablet's lower screen and allow you to instantly access designated applications, a virtual keyboard, screen captures, and photo-oriented apps.
Ultimately, with this kind of product, actions and images speak louder than words, so we'll say no more except that we're excited to get our hands on the Iconia for an extended period of time. Check out the images and videos below, and let us know what you think. We're curious to hear your thoughts on this one, that's for sure.
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