This article is more than 10 years old. Acer's Iconia One 7 is an Android tablet that knows where it can fit into your lifestyle. If you are looking for a second tablet, or a tablet which you ...

The WSJ is reporting that Acer is planning to launch the Iconia B1 Android tablet for just $99, a major price cut compared to 7-inch tablets like the $159 Amazon Kindle Fire. Unfortunately for U.S ...

Acer has placed its bet in the tablet wars on low pricing, introducing a US$169 Android tablet with a 7.9-inch screen. The Iconia A1 is full-featured, has an “accessible” price and will raise ...

Acer has launched two new Android-based Iconia tablets at Computex 2025 with an eye towards capturing budget-conscious customers on the lookout for a new Android tablet. The Iconia V11 and V12 ...

Regular readers will know that Acer’s been planning ereaders and tablets for some time, but the Dubai-based Shufflegazine saw Acer’s CEO fondling what looks like an ereader (check out the ...

The Acer Iconia Tab A100 is a 7 inch tablet running Google Android Honeycomb. We recently heard a rumor that Acer was working with Taiwanese device maker Compal to ramp up production and start ...

Acer has decided to join the masses in rolling out a tablet for any and every demographic ... all of which will eventually run Android 3.0 (Honeycomb) when they are released in 2011.

It’s on. The Android tablet race to the bottom has been restarted, and it’s got a new price tag: $100. Acer on Friday held a press event in New York City, announcing three devices: the Aspire ...

Acer is preparing two or three tablets to ... Taiwan sales manager Lu Bing-Hsian said that the tablets will run Android OS—though he neglected to say which version—on Intel's new Sandy Bridge ...

There was a time when Acer’s Android tablet lineup included premium models with high-resolution displays, speedy processors, and other high-end features. These days it seems like Acer is taking ...

Acer Iconia Tab is a great, reasonably priced choice if you want to access your content via USB sources, but the current limitations of Android 3.0 and what you can do with that content via USB ...