The Acer Aspire P3 is called an ultrabook, but when it was unveiled at Acer's event, you can see that it's actually an 11-inch Windows tablet that happens to have a keyboard case attached.
That doesn't mean it isn't a full-fledged computer, but put it more in a territory like the Microsoft Surface Pro in terms of a convertible type of design versus a true laptop.
That being said too, the outer keyboard attaches with a service snap-on case, so
it's really like a Bluetooth iPad case-style design, no track pad, and it folds up with a little bit of a plastic feel.
In fact, the whole thing definitely feels a step below premium.
But that's because it is.
The price is $799, which is very competitive for a Core i3/i5 CPU, and you've got 2 or 4 gigs of RAM, 60 or 120 gigabytes of storage, and front- and rear-facing cameras.
However, keep in mind, there are a lot more Windows 8 tablets coming out later this year, you might wanna wait.
I'm Scott Stein, and it's a quick look at the Acer
Aspire P3.
