Tablet Article(Brady).doc

1.How would you change Acer's Iconia W3 tablet? If you want to judge a gadget on its true strengths, stick several in a room full of Engadget editors and see which one they swarm around. For that alone,?Acer's Iconia W3?was a winner as soon as the eight-inch full-Windows tablet arrived in the office. When Dana Wollman was able to wrestle it away for a review, she found that there was much to love, including the reasonable price, free copy of Office and the long battery life. The only demerits were due to a slightly cheap build quality and imperfect keyboard - but you have to expect a few compromises when a product costs $380. What we want to know, dear friends, is what did you like, what did you hate, and what,?if anything, would you change? 2.Acer's 12-inch Switch tablet is five devices in one Thought Acer's?Aspire Switch 10?tablet was a true jack-of-all-trades? It's already outclassed. The PC maker has officially revealed the Aspire Switch 12, a 12.5-inch sibling that's a little more flexible. On top of the tablet, laptop, display (screen facing out) and tent (upside-down) modes from before, the new Windows slate adds a fifth desktop mode where the keyboard is detached. Yes, if you don't mind the small screen and keyboard, this latest Switch can do its best impression of an all-in-one. 3.How to watch LG CES 2015 press conference live video stream: 4K Quantum Dot TVs and more LG will host its CES 2015 press conference on 5 January at 8am Pacific time (that's 4pm Monday in the UK) and we'll be providing a live video stream so you can catch all the news as it happens. We'll add the video when it's available so bookmark this page.?See also:?What to expect from CES 2015: Samsung, Sony, LG and more. "Find out about the groundbreaking LG 4K OLED, as well as our next generation of ULTRA HD 4K TV with Quantum Dot technology and our best-ever LED TV lineup for the new year," said LG in a blog post. So clearly TVs (4K and WebOS) will be a big deal for LG this year with Q