Thursday, November 25, 2010
Acer plans to offer three options of the Tablet PC with two support from Google Android OS and Microsoft's Windows 7 running.
The world's second largest computer manufacturer, Acer, has announced her not-so-surprising plan on the budding tablet computer market early next year. Acer has revealed the first details about three different models, two of which are on the Android operating system and the other will run on Windows 7.
The difference between the Android-based options is in the first place size: it will be a 7-inch version and the other 10.1-inch. The 7-inch model focuses on mobility and offers a 1280-by-800-touchscreen display with an aspect ratio of 16-by-10.The smaller Android tablet also features a front-facing HD camera, support for Adobe Flash Player 10.1 and "a really great sound experience" by Dolby mobile technology.
The 10.1-inch tablet is a bit bigger than the iPad 9.7-inch screen and, with 13 mm, is also slightly thicker too. it will also feature 1080p display capabilities, aluminium housing and a 10-point multi-touch and gyro meter control focused on gaming.
Both of the Android models offer HDMI support and wireless connectivity via Wi-Fi and 3 g.Expect in april of next year are available.
The Windows 7 version will be offered as a 10.model only.It features front-and rear-facing Megapixels cameras, both a docking station that a full-size physical keyboard includes. this model will be of 15 mm, slightly thicker than the 10.1-inch Android version. it will also support for both Wi-Fi and 3 g connections. it will be available in February 2011, rather than the Android models.
Of course, there are still many details to be worked out on all three devices. to begin with, we are still waiting to hear what Acer will ask these things also how much they will cost.
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