Friday, November 8, 2002
Acer launched the TravelMate C100 - the first convertible Tablet PC coincides with the release of Microsoft's Windows XP Tablet PC Edition operating system.
The TravelMate C100 is an ultra-portable notebook PC that can be easily converted into tablet mode, and provides the choice to input data by typing, writing or speech. Its design takes into full consideration of people's most natural and practical computing needs. Weighing at 1.4kg (~3.08lb) only, the TravelMate C100 is the lightest convertible PC to date.
“Acer is striving to make computing easier by developing devices that improve productivity, and are more practical to people's everyday need,?said Stan Shih, Chairman and CEO of Acer Group. "Acer's TravelMate C100 is an excellent example of the innovation Tablet PC hardware vendors are providing consumers," said Alexandra Loeb, Vice President of the Tablet PC Division, Microsoft Corp.
The TravelMate C100 has been endorsed and honored by the media from all over the world, including Fortune, Business Week and PC World. Awards have also been granted to its unique design and leading technology, such as the 2002 Intel Innovative PC Awards for the Slate/Tablet mobile PC category, and the Best Mobile PC Award at Computex Taipei 2002.
By: DocMemory
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