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ACER ICONIA

This always happens in college!! If you buy some laptop, as a student, especially a college going one, you expect others to feel envy about the laptop you use. And that is not wrong. Naturally what happens is, friends easily kill your argument about the best things in your laptop, by quoting that they have seen all those in the past. So, its really important for a student to select a laptop which would host technologies that are not so common. 
As an Acer user, I am not so proud of my laptop as it has nothing special. Although it has a brilliant 1360X780 HD display with a stunning 732 MB video graphics memory, that would only help enhancing your movie experience. It does not appeal much for a geek as it has less appreciable computing power and storage capabilities. 



Acer has released recently, ICONIA series which features 15.4" HD touch screens. I said 'screens' because there are 2 such touch screens and they name it as manipulation area and display area. Hosting a windows 7 platform, it delivers exactly what you are looking for. Its exceptional user interface will make you awe. 
You can watch a movie uninterrupted, still send a mail, work on office documents, social networking and what not!! And I bet, HP and SONY are yet to enter this domain. You can visit acer site for more details..

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