androidcentral.com Updated:
2011-11-02 01:07:22
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Here's our long overdue look at the Acer Iconia a100, a 7-inch Android Honeycomb tablet. On one hand, it's a blessedly simple device. Take Honeycomb and the usual internals that we've come to know in Honeycomb devices, and scale it down.Acer steps thin...
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An 8 GB SSD memory, GPS receiver and wireless LAN belong to the basic equipment. The capacitive screen in the Iconia Tab A100 has a resolution of 1024x600 pixels...
Mobile and compact 7" tablet, Good battery life, Good price/performance ratio, Silent operation, HDMI, Docking port...
Weak display, MicroSD card slot awkwardly accessible, Only 8GB of internal memory...
Acer Iconia Tab A100All good things are worth waiting for Acer has done a good job on the Iconia Tab A100, with a few exceptions, and it merges seamlessly into the existing tablet family. The launch was postponed due to compatibility problems, but the res...
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Earlier this month, we took a preliminary look at the Acer Iconia Tab A100, a 7-inch Android tablet from Acer. The company's second Android offering and the first 7-inch tablet with Android Honeycomb, the A100 was highly anticipated by MID and Honeycomb f...
The Acer Iconia Tab A100 does have its charms: things like Honeycomb 3.2, a relatively good camera, and a snappy Tegra 2 processor. However, it really still has too many flaws for me to recommend it to the general consumer.Between the weak battery life, m...
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g4tv.com Updated:
2011-11-02 01:07:22
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Video Review: The Acer Iconia Tab A100 is the smallest tablet on the market with a 7" screen, Android's Honeycomb OS, dual cameras and a 1 GHz Tegra dual-core mobile processor. Kevin Pereira and Candace Bailey review the $329 tablet that weighs less th...
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The Iconia Tab A100 is Acer’s follow-up to its first Android Honeycomb tablet, the Iconia Tab A500. At 7 inches and $330, it’s quite a bit smaller and cheaper than its 10.1-inch cousin, but no less capable thanks to the tablet’s integration of Android...
Runs Android 3.2, Powerful specs for a 7-inch tablet, Great design and feel, Rear camera has flash, Cool travel case...
Battery life is 4 or 5 hours max, Screen is too reflective, has limited viewing angle, Rear camera takes bland pictures...
You're going to wish it had a bigger battery, and the screen will bother you a little, but other than that, the A100 is a good 7-inch tablet and a great device to carry along in your purse or bag...
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mobilechoiceuk.com Updated:
2011-11-02 01:07:23
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If you don’t mind sacrificing a little bit of spectacle for a gadget that’ll fit in a jacket pocket or a handbag then the A100 is a mid-range tablet to seriously consider Related links News Toshiba AT200 Android tablet launches Others to consider HTC F...
Android Honeycomb performs well on this tablet, and the dual-core processor adds an extra kick...
Seven inch tablets are an acquired taste, so if you want a more meaty multimedia experience look to Samsung and AppleLook and Feel...
If you don’t mind sacrificing a little bit of spectacle for a gadget that’ll fit in a jacket pocket or a handbag then the A100 is a mid-range tablet to seriously consider...
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Tweet Tweet Recently the Acer Iconia A100 Android tablet went on sale, and I have had a couple of weeks to play around with one and formulate some opinions. Dan also grabbed one, and we had been chatting about the Iconia back and forth until he retur...
Performance, size, Android OS, some Apps, flexibility, connections and expandability...
Android still half-baked; too many missing or non-working apps; mediocre build quality; inconsistent performance and implementation of standards...
As I said from the start, the Acer Iconia A100 tablet represents everything good and bad with Android tablets. It is cheap, offers great performance with the dual core Tegra 2, has a solid resolution that allows for viewing videos and playing games, a...
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computershopper.com Updated:
2011-11-02 01:07:23
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tablets and the Android "Honeycomb" operating system have been buzzing around each together like, well, bees and honey. But the latest version of Android has not been seen on 7-inch-screened slates. Acer, though, broke...
Inexpensive for a Honeycomb tablet, Quick boot time, Decent game-app frame rates...
Poor battery life, Viewing-angle issues, Sluggish overall feel...
The first 7-inch Honeycomb tablet, the A100 is a merely passable Android slate, hindered by poor battery life, narrow viewing angles, and sluggish performance...
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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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twitter: @lisagade) Looking for a 7" Android Honeycomb tablet? As of this writing, the Acer Iconia Tab A100 is your only choice. The HTC Flyer/HTC EVO View 4G runs OS 2.3 Gingerbread, last year's 7" Samsung Galaxy Tab likewise is running 2.x , the 7"...
Affordable tablet with top specs, Affordable tablet with top specs, Affordable tablet with top specs, Affordable tablet with top specs...
Weak viewing angles, plenty of display glare, Weak viewing angles, plenty of display glare, Weak viewing angles, plenty of display glare, Weak viewing angles, plenty of display glare...
Granted, the Acer Iconia Tab A100 currently has no competition in the 7" Android Honeycomb tablet market, but even if that weren't the case, we'd still recommend it. In fact, I bought one for myself. With a starting price of $329, this little tablet i...
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It is true that Acer only a few months ago brought us one of the first round of Android 3.0 Honeycomb tablets In the Iconia Tab A500, a 10-inch tablet with a thin metal backing attached to one of the cheapest prices on the market. What we’ve got now is...
This tablet is good for a lot of things. Wrapping up the awesome power of the NVIDIA Tegra 2 dual-core processor in a medium-sized package, one that’s not a smartphone yet not quite a full-sized tablet makes this device good for some slightly more har...
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It's been nine months -- nine months! -- since Acer first announced it was getting into the tablet game, with a promise of both 7- and 10-inch slates. Well, the 10-inch Iconia Tab A500 has been on the scene for months, but until now we've been tapping our...
First 7-inch tablet running Android 3.2Fast performanceRelatively inexpensive...
Very short battery lifePolarizing designOversensitive accelerometer...
As the first 7-inch tablet running Android 3.2, the A100 is fast and inexpensive, though buyers will have to settle for short endurance and a chintzy design...
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With today's introduction of the Acer Iconia Tab A100, the 7-inch Honeycomb tablet era begins. Vivek and Jarred looked at the new entrant's big brother, the 10.1" A500, and were left . . . well, a little underwhelmed. Some of their complaints are end...
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The sweetest Honeycomb tablet we've seen so far packs modern Android goodness into a pocket-sized package, with a new OS version going far to solve Android tablets' biggest problem to date: the lack of decent tablet-sepcific apps. But the 7-inch Acer I...
Works well with many Android apps, Great multimedia features...
Short battery life, Bloatware, A bit chintzy-looking...
The Acer Iconia Tab A100 works well with more of Android's 200,000 apps than other tablets do; we just wish we could play with it longer on a single charge...
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Compare to SimilarHTC FlyerASUS Eee Pad TransformerBlackBerry PlayBookAcer Iconia Tab A500The Acer Iconia Tab A100 isn't the first 7-inch tablet by any stretch, but it is the first to run Google's Android Honeycomb software. This sub one-pound gadget i...
Small, light design, Runs Android Honeycomb, Dedicated home button, Dolby Mobile Audio, Good software bundle...
Mediocre battery life, So-so camera quality...
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pcworld.com_techhive.com Updated:
2011-11-02 01:07:24
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We've seen 7-inch tablets before, but the category gets a new spin with the Acer Iconia Tab A100. Acer manages to pack in a slew of ports and slots in a well-designed, compact model. The A100 also happens to be the first 7-inch tablet with Android 3.2...
First 7-inch tablet with Android 3.2 Honeycomb, Plenty of ports, Compact size makes it conducive to carry and hold...
Android 3.2 appears to have some kinks to work out, Soft-touch home button too easy to activate...
The Acer Iconia Tab A100 forges new ground for innovation in a 7-inch tablet. With its feature-laden, yet practical design and compact size, the A100 has the goods to deliver a modestly sized alternative to the 10-inch class of tablets. Android 3.2 ap...
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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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cellphonequick.com Updated:
2011-12-10 01:02:51
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Acer has recently released their newest device in the Android tablet game and that is the Acer Iconia A100 . The Acer Iconia A100 is not only the first 7″ Honeycomb tablet, but the A100 is also the first device to ship with Android 3.2 Honeycomb on boa...
Small and compact, Good ereader, Latest Android OS, Resizes smartphone apps...
Average screen, Poor battery, Boring design...
As 7-inch tablets go, the Acer Iconia Tab A100 is one of the most feature-rich we’ve seen, with a full Honeycomb experience, HDMI-out, and expandable memory. If your preference is for 7-inch tabletsPRO:Small and compact Good e-reader Latest Android OS...
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maximumpc.com Updated:
2011-12-15 01:02:12
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A slew of hardware makers that didn’t start out as online bookstores—including Acer, Samsung, and Toshiba—debuted 7-inch Android Honeycomb tablets just in time for Amazon’s Kindle Fire to steal their thunder. The apparent goal: to discover if anyone i...
Highperformance CPU and GPU; hardware screenlock switch; Micro HDMI out.
No powercharging over USB; small 1530mAh battery; lackluster photo image quality.
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Acer is no stranger to portable computing with its range of laptops and netbooks. With the tablet market booming in 2011, it is not surprising to see Acer stepping in to establish its presence among the crowded space with the Windows 7-powered Iconia T...
Is the Acer Iconia Tab A100 an example of a great product that comes in a small package? Unfortunately, no.The disappointing battery performance of the A100 will more likely be a deal breaker for consumers who are looking for a tablet to use on the go...
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Shopping around for a tablet, we’ve been led to believe that the $500 price point is considered to be the safe level for most tablets, even for some of the smaller 7-inchers out there, but as we continue to see fierce competition, it’s naturally expec...
Fast platform performance, Affordable, Decent build quality...
Poor viewing angles with its display, Shoots ugly looking 720p videos, Shorter battery life than others...
Without a doubt, if this tablet were released even a month ago, we’d totally be all over it in a heartbeat, namely because of its tasty $329.99 pricing. Of course, it’s tastefully competitive on so many levels knowing that we’ve seen previous 7-inch t...
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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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Tweet Tweet Tablet computing is all the rage now. Microsoft coined it, Apple popularized it and there are many others including Microsoft itself that are vying for a piece of the large pie that Apple already owns. It isn’t the death of the PC, bu...
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