The Acer machine you’re about to see is rather unique – it’s got what the group calls an “Ezel” hinge, made to expand the units abilities beyond that of the average notebook or desktop. Here we’re using Windows 8 in combination with Acer’s hardware to add another chapter to the unofficial List of Touchscreen Computer Configurations, this time with a display that moves up, folds back, and becomes nearly flat, lifts up and sits vertical or horizontal, and in one particular setup looks strikingly similar to the U.S.S. Enterprise from Star Trek.

Hardware

Like the past several waves of Acer hardware we’ve reviewed, this PC is solid. It’s ready to be a home computer, work computer, or student computer for presentations, touchscreen games, and everything in-between. What it’s best at is looking and feeling unique: this computer really is like no other.
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