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Acer Iconia Tab A100 7in 8GB (XE.H6RAN.001)

Rating 3.6 60 reviews
Manufacturer: Acer
3g
14 years ago

Acer Iconia A100 Review

Acer has performed a neat trick by bring a seven-inch tablet to the table - or indeed to the jacket pockets of consumers. Acer also brought us one of the first devices to run on Android Honeycomb (the Acer Iconia A500 tablet), so how does its smaller sibling stand up to its bigger brother?
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
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V3
14 years ago

Acer Iconia Tab A100 review

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.
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Trusted Reviews
14 years ago

Acer Iconia Tab A100

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 despairing sigh on the way to work, trapped...
Pros:
  • Expandable memory
  • Handy form factor
  • Plenty of power
Cons:
  • Poor display
  • Mediocre battery life
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DigitalVersus
14 years ago

Acer Iconia Tab A100

Note: the Iconia Tab A100 is the seven-inch version of the Iconia Tab A500 tablet, which we've already reviewed.  A lot of things-especially in software terms-are the same.  That's why we refer you back to our previous
Pros:
  • Seven-inch 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
Cons:
  • 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
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Pocket Lint
14 years ago

Acer Iconia A100

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 recent entry into the Honeycomb tablet market.
Pros:
  • Sturdy
  • runs Honeycomb
Cons:
  • Not all that cheap
  • odd screen
  • DLNA not good at all
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t-break
14 years ago

The overall user experience remains the same while using Honeycomb as any other dual-core 1GHz tablet, that is to say that it's fairly quick. However, don't expect smooth transitions and snappy playback like iPad 2.
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T3
13 years ago

Acer Iconia Tab A100 review

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.
Pros:
  • Compact build
  • Affordable price
  • Dual-core CPU
Cons:
  • Battery life
  • Storage
  • Finger prints
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viewpoints
13 years ago

Does the job a little better than a smart phone.

Not really sure, always have it plugged in. eh gets tossed back and forth, literally. The Acer A100 Iconia tablet is a fair deal at around $120 new. It's no iPad, however it gets the job done. There are many pros and cons to consider when buying a tablet.
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CNET
14 years ago

Acer Iconia A100

While we're glad to see a 7-inch alternative in the Android Honeycomb landscape, we can only wish that the A100 was better. Although it gave us solid performance and sports a decent range of connectivity, the screen is a shocker, and its size and weight are more substantial than we'd like.
Pros:
  • Solid performance
  • HDMI-out
  • Excellent web browsing
Cons:
  • Poor screen with awful off-axis viewing
  • Thicker and heavier than we'd like it to be
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Cnet
14 years ago

Acer Iconia A100

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 light enough to make for a true alternative to a 10-inch tab?
Pros:
  • Solid performance
  • HDMI-out
  • Excellent web browsing
Cons:
  • Poor screen with awful off-axis viewing
  • Thicker and heavier than we'd like it to be
Read more on Cnet
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