The Iconia 500W from Acer is a tablet computer that, with a few twists, can be turned into a netbook. The computer's keydock lets the 10.1-inch tablet connect with a proper keyboard. Inside, Acer has opted for AMD technology with a C-50 processor and a Radeon HD6250 graphics chip.
It comes with two gigabytes of RAM and 32 gigabytes of SSD storage. Without a keydock, the computer costs 499 euros (707 dollars) or, packaged with a separate keyboard, 599 euros. In May, a version for 100 more euros will hit stores, outfitted with both Wifi and support for UMTS standards.