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lifekludger has posted a new review of the
Acer TravelMate C200, a unique “convertible” ultraportable – Tablet PC functionality combined with a physical keyboard. The C200 is unique in the way it converts – it has a “sliding-track mechanism” rather than the typical swivel mechanism where the screen swivels around and lays down against the keyboard. It’s powered by an Intel Pentium M and has a 12.1-inch non-widescreen display.

Dave looks at it differently than most reviewers – namely from the perspective of somebody that has to use it differently than many of us (i.e. without hands)

GottaBeMobile.com has a 35 minute video review of the Acer TravelMate C200. The C200 series was launched back in November of 2005, and featured a unique sliding track mechanism that allowed it to convert from a regular notebook into a Tablet PC. It’s powered by an Intel Pentium M and features a 12-inch touchscreen display (non-widescreen).

One interesting thing – he mentions that their supplier – Allegiance Technology Partners, offers a 48-hour demo for the cost of shipping if you are interested in testing this computer or one of their others out

TabletPCReviewSpot.com has a complete review from Barry J. Doyle, concerning the the Acer TravelMate C200. The C200 is a “convertible” laptop from Acer that uses a very unique “sliding-track” mechanism to convert from a notebook to a Tablet PC – it happens smoothly in one motion. Lots of good photos and benchmarks if you are considering one of the C200s (either the C203 or C204).