Some of you may be aware that we recently attended an event held in London where Acer showcased their new 7.9″ Android Jelly Bean Iconia A1 tablet. After spending some time with the tablet, here’s our quick review on what we thought of the new upcoming low cost tablet.
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We were delighted to be invited to the UK launch of the Acer Iconia A1 Android tablet yesterday in London. It was great to see the new, sleek 7.9″ tablet demoed by Lucy Yang, Acer Product Manager from Switzerland. The below are photos taken from the event as well as the official press release. We’re told the Iconia A1 has already attracted plenty of interest from top retailers and hopefully we’ll be seeing it hit the shelves by the end of this month.
Here are the key features…
- Sleek design, slim size makes it perfect for one-handed use
- Quad-core processors for faster media performance
- Vibrant visuals on 20.1 cm (7.9”) LED-backlit display with IPS technology and 5MP camera
- Great all-day companion with 7-hour battery life ideal for modern day explorers, adventurers, digital freaks and busy mobile executives
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