Acer has announced the launch of a new 10-inch tablet, the Acer Iconia Tab, ahead of this month’s Computex 2017 in Taiwan. There will be two versions of the tablet, the Acer Iconia Tab 10 and the Acer ...

IFA might not have kicked off officially but, that hasn’t stopped Acer and their PR team announcing new products. Kicking things off is another entry into their Iconia line of tablets, this time it’s ...

Acer’s Iconia Tab A510, the company’s first tablet featuring Nvidia’s quad-core Tegra 3 processor, is now available for pre-order. The 10.1-inch device features Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich and ...

Acer Thursday unveiled that its Android-based Iconia Tab A200, a tablet with a 10.1-inch display, will be available in U.S. stores Jan. 15. The tablet comes in a 16GB, Wi-Fi only version ($350), or an ...

Acer has officially launched its latest tablet, the Acer Iconia Tab M10, in Europe. It is a mid-range tablet that comes equipped with a large IPS display, a MediaTek chip, up to 128 GB of storage, and ...

With its feature-laden yet practical design, and compact size, the A100 has the goods to deliver a modest-sized alternative to the 10-inch class tablets. Android 3.2 appears to have some rough spots, ...

Acer is no stranger to the whole tablet business, they’ve been releasing Android tablets since the dark days of Honeycomb and they’ve released some pretty decent tablets since then. Whether or not you ...

“We look forward to Acer's future tablets, but the A200 just isn't an impressive tablet in 2012 unless it is priced even more aggressively.” No rear camera Heavier and fatter than the iPad 3 Screen ...

Acer has revealed a new tablet, the Iconia Tab 10, and it’s designed to make watching video as pleasurable as possible, with a highly capable display and a set of forward facing speakers, tuned with ...

While it may not be the first name in tablets, Acer has produced some respectable touchscreen devices in the past. Last month, the company unveiled a wide range of new 2-in-1 devices in its compelling ...

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