According to media reports, Acer showed off Iconia Tab A700 at CES, which is a quad-core tablet running Android Ice Cream Sandwich, equipped with the latest Nvdia Tegra 3 quad-core processor. Using 10.1 inch IPS screen, resolution up to 1080p, supports HD video playback.
Acer has officially announced the newest addition to the company’s Iconia Tab lineup, the A200. The 10.1-inch tablet runs Android 3.2 Honeycomb with an Ice Cream Sandwich update slated for mid-February. The A200 features NVIDIA’s Tegra 2 processor with a 1280 x 800-pixel display and a 2-megapixel front-facing camera.
It’s been a long and twisted road for Acer’s 7-inch Honeycomb tablet, but after all the starts and stops, we’ve finally got an ETA for the Iconia Tab A100. According to an email sent out to Acer retail partners today, the slab should land in stores sometime in early August with a suggested price tag of $300. The Tegra 2-powered device was originally slated for a mid-May launch, but was reportedly held up by Honeycomb compatibility issues. Also arriving early August, is a pair of new Aspire notebooks: the 15.6-inch 5750Z and the 17.3-inch 7739Z, ringing in at $475 a piece. Both laptops rock 4GB of DDR3 RAM (upgradable to 8GB), 500GB of storage, and Intel Pentium processors. Given the extra three months Acer’s had to get the Iconia Tab A100 to market, that Honeycomb better taste extra sweet when it finally makes its debut.
According to the report, Iconia Tab A501′s memory will be upgraded to 64GB, compared with previously published data has doubled, in addition, improved version of the Iconia Tab A501 will be equipped with the image sensor and equipped with the new touch-screen and Hynix DDR2 memory, but supported by the GSM network is not changed.
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