Acer Iconia Laptop Review

Acer Iconia 6120, the dual-screen touchscreen laptop is an executive laptop because of the high price and high-end hardware it has. The unique feature Iconia has may be the dual 14-inch touchscreens. As opposed to a screen and also a virtual keyboard, it makes use of the 2nd for any second screen, which may be used either being an extended desktop or an online keyboard.
Acer Iconia Laptop Review

Acer Iconia Laptop Review

The 14-inch display possess a 1,366×768-pixel resolution, and possess glossy edge-to-edge glass with black bezels with no other buttons, controls, or add-ons, apart from a small Webcam above the very top screen. Don’t know if you can play Portal 2 with it since it has no physical keyboard.

There isn’t any distinction between both shows, but simply the bottom one works on the 10-finger input gesture to look the on-screen keyboard.

To get at that keyboard, either touch all the fingers gently at the base screen or hit the devoted physical keyboard button situated assisting the left hinge. The top screen enables for windows tablet gestures, for instance swiping lower just like a page-lower command, but it’s less smooth.

When you sort out laptop keyboards, getting another screen could be pretty neat. For instance, you will see YouTube or videos, while making video chat or playing an on-line scrabble game.

Acer Iconia features the “ring” of utilities by holding five fingers on screen inside a ring formation. Regrettably, with two touch screens on constantly, battery existence concerning the Iconia isn’t great.

Overall, Acer Iconia laptop comes with dual screen which equals to a great working screen property. Virtual keyboard also great for futuristic design, but might be difficult for most typist who used to have physical keyboard to type with. However, Acer Iconia is large and pricey because of the dual touchscreen.

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