Acer's Iconia Dual-Screen Laptop

By PCWorld Video, PCWorld Apr 7, 2011 3:00 AM

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The unusual Acer Iconia is a $1,200 all-purpose laptop that’s being marketed as a “touchbook” due to its dual 14” touchscreen displays. The touchscreen software works surprisingly well and the laptop is easy to type on.

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