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Acer's A100 is a 7in screen tablet that comes with Android 3.2 Honeycomb preinstalled. It was the first small-screen Honeycomb tablet to launch in the UK, in fact. It’s light and solidly built (though it looks fairly chunky) and is clad in a patterne...
The Iconia Tab A100 makes a very good case for Android Honeycomb on a 7in screen tablet. Performance and responsiveness are impressive, and we had no issues with accurate input despite the smaller screen and icons.We expected smaller also to equal chea...
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Acer Iconia A100 review: An uninspiring 7in Honeycomb tablet Apple has adopted a one-size fits all approach with its iPad 2, but there seems to be a demand for smaller, compact tablets. Acer has responded with the Iconia A100, a smaller and lighter ver...
The Acer Iconia A100 aims to provide all the features and benefits of an Android tablet in a compact design focussing on portability. However, despite the Iconia A100's decent performance, it's ultimately crippled by a poor quality display, mediocre ba...
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Acer's new Iconia Tab A100 is the first 7in tablet we've seen that uses the latest version of Android's tablet OS - we were expecting more by now, but there's been some speculation that Google was having trouble getting Android version 3 and above to l...
A fine 7in Android tablet, but you may want to see what Acer's rivals have in store before you buy...
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itreviews.com Updated:
2011-11-02 01:07:22
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Review date: 26 September, 2011. Review by: Sandra Vogel The great plus point of 7in tablets is that they're easy to carry around - easier than their larger 10in brethren simply because they slip more neatly into a bag or even a large coat pocket. The...
Good chassis design; impressive specifications...
Acer's software sidefiddles are unnecessary.
In terms of build, specifications and performance Acer has done a good job with the Iconia Tab A100. IWhen it comes to the tablet's added applications, the job is less well done. Acer needs to stop fiddling with Android or do something really useful in...
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Hey, tablet geeks out there, do you remember what you hated most about Samsung’s original 7in Galaxy Tab? The grainy display, the glitchy software, the lack of memory, the poorly located buttons that you kept pressing by mistake? Designed for portrait...
Despite the tablet’s display and battery life failing to reach my high expectations, I enjoyed using it during my week-long test. Sure, the 7in screen’s resolution of 1024 x 600 pixels is barely more than an iPhone 4’s 960 x 640, but the Iconia Tab A1...
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Steve Jobs doesn't like 7-inch tablets. Hardly surprising, given that Apple only has one tablet, and it's not 7-inches. But Pocket-lint likes all tablets, especially ones that give the people what they want: choice. The Iconia A100 is Acer's most rece...
Sturdy, runs Honeycomb...
Not all that cheap, odd screen, DLNA not good at all...
A reasonable effort, but it faces growing opposition. The screen isn't the best we've seen and the same is true of the design. If you can get it for a good price then it's worth a look, but be sure to check out what Acer's rivals are doing too...
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computeractive.co.uk Updated:
2011-11-02 01:07:22
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Tablet computers running the Android operating system started to appear after the Apple iPad but they were flawed – the older Android 2 was designed for phones, not tablets, and so the tablets running it just weren't much good.Android 3 (‘Honeycomb')...
Fast and responds well; good for watching video; decent camera...
Relatively heavy and too thick; 7in screen doesn't work well for browsing and some apps...
It performs well and isn't expensive, but the A100 is a little too bulky to make it good value...
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3g.co.uk Updated:
2011-11-02 01:07:22
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For anyone who had tried out an ereader and fancies a more immersive tablet experience, the Acer Iconia A100 is a good choice. It boasts a solid design, it very portable and of course has the benefit of the Honeycomb OS. Whether you buy it will come d...
Speedy dualcore chip and Android Honeycomb preloaded...
If you want more than 7 inches from your tablet you'll need to look to Apple or Samsung for a solution...
Pros: Speedy dual-core chip and Android Honeycomb preloaded Cons: If you want more than 7 inches from your tablet you'll need to look to Apple or Samsung for a solution Verdict: It may not be quite as flashy as some of the bigger tablets, but it has th...
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v3.co.uk Updated:
2011-11-02 01:07:22
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Acer is the latest manufacturer to roll out a 7in tablet, and will face the likes of RIM, HTC and Samsung in a bid to attract buyers to the portable form factor. Announced earlier this year but only available now, The Iconia Tab A100 is one of the chea...
Good connectivity, Android Honeycomb 3.2...
Bulky, ugly design, poor battery life...
A reasonable effort from Acer, the Iconia Tab A100 has good connectivity and some useful business apps, but is ultimately let down by poor battery life...
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Life is all about choices and trade-offs. With the Acer Iconia Tab A100, the main compromise is in size. This 417g tablet, the first to run the Android 3.2 operating system, is too big to be a smartphone and too small – at a 7-inch screen size – to watch...
Small and compact, Good e-reader, Latest Android OS, Re-sizes smartphone apps...
Average screen, Poor battery, Boring design...
ForSmall and compactGood e-readerLatest Android OSRe-sizes smartphone apps...
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Until now, if you wanted a Honeycomb tablet, you had to have a screen of 9in and above. Smaller devices have so far been restricted to running adapted smartphone versions of Android, but with the 7in Acer Iconia Tab A100, that problem is left behind: it c...
It has some flaws, but for the price we can't help but like this little Honeycomb tablet...
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Apple has adopted a one-size fits all approach with its iPad 2, but there seems to be a demand for smaller, compact tablets. Acer has responded with the Iconia A100, a smaller and lighter version its 10.1in Iconia A500 Android tablet. Unfortunately, t...
Reasonably good performance, HDMI-out port, Charges quickly...
Truly abysmal battery life, Poor quality display, Thick and heavy considering its size...
The Acer Iconia A100 aims to provide all the features and benefits of an Android tablet in a compact design focussing on portability. However, despite the Iconia A100's decent performance, it's ultimately crippled by a poor quality display, mediocre batte...
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Zdnet.com.au Updated:
2011-11-04 02:10:37
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Tweet Submit Acer was the first of its computer counterparts on the scene with an Android Honeycomb tablet, and it's first again to follow up, with a 7-inch alternative. The A100 is smaller and lighter than the A500, but is it small enough and li...
Solid performance, HDMIout, Excellent web browsing...
Poor screen with awful offaxis viewing, Thicker and heavier than we'd like it to be...
A shoddy LCD and a hefty size and weight pull down an otherwise zippy Android Honeycomb tablet. Wait for the price to come down.
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There are a handful of questions to ask yourself before buying a tablet like the Acer Iconia Tab A100. First of all, "do I really need one?" Once you've surmounted that hurdle, you need to ask whether you want a home tablet, or one to use as you exhale a...
Expandable memory, Handy form factor, Plenty of power...
Poor display, Mediocre battery life...
On paper the Acer Iconia A100 sounds great. It's a sub-£300 Android Honeycomb tablet using the still fairly rare 7in form factor that has all the power of the top tabs in town. But a few serious problems blow its chances. The display quality is poor, batt...
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digitalversus.com Updated:
2011-12-07 01:04:13
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We've said before, but we'll happily say it again: Android Honeycomb has a great virtual keyboard for tablets. Despite the compact form factor on the Iconia Tab A100 and its capacitative touchscreen, text entry is still smooth and unproblematic. You ca...
Seveninch form factor is very portable, Generally respsonive, Screen has good contrast, Plenty of inputs and outputs, Useful software with good quality exclusive apps provided by Acer...
TN panel has poor viewing angles and worse brightness, Poor battery life, Can be a little cramped, Only charges via a socket (not over USB), Dreadful camera...
The Acer Iconia Tab A100 is easy to hold, small enough to take everywhere with you and fast enough to make using Android Honeycomb 3.2 a treat. You will, however, have to put up with very narrow viewing angles and below average battery life. If adding...
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wired.co.uk Updated:
2011-12-17 01:02:53
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Let's face it, Acer isn't really the name you'll go for if you're the type who thinks of brands as status symbols. But the company has built up a name for itself as a purveyor of decent quality, if not necessarily ground-breaking tech. So it is with th...
Sturdy build quality, latest Android 3.2 Honeycomb OS, 5MP camera, low price...
Screen could be sharper, chunky and a bit on the heavy side...
The Acer Iconia A100 isn't a world-beater in terms of specs, but it offers a good range of features, decent performance and the latest version of Android Honeycomb for a very reasonable price. The obvious other model to consider is perhaps the 7-inch H...
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T3.com Updated:
2012-02-03 01:05:51
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Acer's Iconia Tab A100 has some great redeeming features in its dinky compact chassis. That said, even the cheaper price isn't enough of an added impetus to go out and buy it. Acer’s Iconia Tab A100: Build Acer’s Iconia Tab A100 is one of the cheapest...
Compact build, Affordable price, Dual-core CPU...
Battery life, Storage, Finger prints...
If you need something tiny and light to carry around, and don’t mind the short battery life, the Iconia Tab is a worthy entertainment device.Acer’s Iconia Tab A100 availability: Out now Acer’s Iconia Tab A100 price: £259 TagsTablets Pictures Like 0 Tw...
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uk.hardware.info Updated:
2014-02-16 01:03:09
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It's been a while since we published an overview of the current tablet market. With the holidays around the corner, we collected all of the tablets we've tested and that are still available, and created an overview of what's what. If you want to buy a t...
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We have recently received an Acer Iconia A100 and boy what a great device it is. So enough of the introduction, lets get down to the nitty gritty. Hardware The Acer Iconia has a 7″ Capacative screen, Android 3.2, Tegra 2 chipset, 8GB built in memory an...
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stuff.tv Updated:
2014-03-23 01:08:24
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Stuff magazine Thu, Sep 15 2011, 10:46AM When you can spend as little as £100 or over £600 on a tablet, deciding how much cash to splash isn't easy. Do you go for a bargain browser or superior slate? Maybe neither, as the Acer Iconia A100 has poppe...
A quality 7-incher with plenty of power – just don't look at the screen from the wrong angle...
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Until now, if you wanted a Honeycomb tablet, you had to have a screen of 9in and above. Smaller devices have so far been restricted to running adapted smartphone versions of Android, but with the 7in Acer Iconia Tab A100, that problem is left behind: it c...
This isn't the perfect tablet, then, not by a long chalk. And with average screen quality, below par battery life and a poor camera, you'd think we'd be ready to stick the boot in. But the Acer A100 is actually a rather likeable device. It's nice to us...
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whatmobile.net Updated:
2014-04-04 01:09:09
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Whatever business you€re in, everything is mobile now. That€s become especially true in recent years for the world€s leading PC and laptop manufacturers, who€ve slowly cottoned on to the fact that they can€t let the likes of Apple hoover up all of the tab...
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whattabletpc.com Updated:
2014-05-04 01:18:28
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The Acer Aspire Iconia Tab A100 is the first 7-inch tablet to run Android 3.2. The A100′s bigger brother – the Acer Iconia A500 - was relatively well received. So how does the A100 match up and how does is compare to the best selling mainstream 7-inch tab...
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thunderbaylive.com Updated:
2014-08-06 01:30:39
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If there's one thing we like better than gadgets, it's accidentally breaking gadgets. Why, just today we pulled the headphones out of an Acer Iconia Tab A100 tablet, and broke the case. Needless to say, we spent several minutes giggling like a naughty sch...
The Acer Iconia Tab A100 has plenty of features and a great specs list. We hope Acer has addressed some of the early construction problems by the time this tablet launches.Tags: Acer Iconia Tab A100, Acer Iconia Tab, Acer Iconia Tab A100 Malaysia, Acer Ic...
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tbreak.ae Updated:
2016-12-11 01:07:07
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Acer’s Iconia Tab A500 was one of the first tablets we tested early last year, which came with the then brand new Honeycomb OS. And while the Tab’s 10.1-inch size was considerable, and the innards equally decent, its overall performance left much to be...
Comfortable to hold, very portable, ICS 4.0 update coming soon...
Low battery life, small viewing angles...
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