Acer Iconia Tab A500 10.1in 32GB
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14 years ago
Acer's Tablet Is Fast and Stable, But Not All That Special
Acer's offering is plain vanilla-unspectacular but reliable. Hardware-wise, other than a jumbo 10.1-inch screen, it differs little from other high-end Android tablets: HDMI-out, front- and rear-facing cameras, and a drab exterior that doesn't offend but won't set design nerds' pulses racing.
Pros:
- Priced aggressively for top-shelf hardware
- As precise and dependable as a Swiss clock
Cons:
- Tinny rear-facing speakers destroy music
- Massive: Snapping pictures with this thing feels like shielding yourself with a cafeteria tray in a food fight
14 years ago
The screen is very responsive and Android 3 is a pleasure to use. Nvidia has added an app store for games, but Acer's bundled apps are a little uninspiring. SocialJogger brings Facebook and Twitter feeds together, and Photo Browser 3D lets you flick through images using the tablet's motion sensors.
14 years ago
Acer ICONIA Tab A500 Android Tablet
We had a brief hands-on with Acer's ICONIA Tab A500 back in May, when they announced it in India. We returned from the conference quite pleased with what we saw. Finally! A worthy competitor to the almighty iPad – we thought.
14 years ago
Acer Iconia Tab A500 in-depth review -
Tablets, we know, are the future. They may not do everything a laptop can, but their great video playback and gaming capabilities plus thousands of apps make them highly appealing. This is the second tablet to run Android's fully-fledged tablet OS, Honeycomb, following Motorola's Xoom earlier in the...
Pros:
- Decent styling
- fast processor
Cons:
- Heavy
- Honeycomb not to all tastes
- battery life not the best
14 years ago
Acer Iconia Tab A500 and A501
Conclusion The Acer Iconia Tab A500 has a lot going for it, most notably the relatively low price to feature ratio. Acer has made an attractive tablet that doesn't look the least bit cheap, and the features are largely on par with tier 1 brands like Motorola, Samsung and LG.
Pros:
- Con: Our unit turned itself on every minute or so
- can't play 1080p video
- unused slot is covered only by tape
Cons:
- Price: $449 for the A500 WiFi-only model
- $329 with AT&T contract, $479 without contract for AT&T A501 model
13 years ago
Good tablet but not the best
This is my first tablet. I wasn't sure how I would like using a tablet PC, so I didn't want to
Pros:
- constuction
- price
- HDMI and USB ports
Cons:
- slow wifi
- occasionally freezes if too many apps are running
13 years ago
Acer Iconia Tab A500 review
Acer has taken a different approach from most manufacturers to tablets. Instead of putting all it's money behind one operating system like LG, Samsung and Motorola, it has created two tablets lines within its Iconia range.
13 years ago
Good beginner use tablet
the weight was a lot lighter than I had expected. Compared to many other tablets that I tested out, this is one of the lightest ones I have used. The apps are plentiful and vary from business ones to reward one to even casual games like angry birds.
12 years ago
Techbargains Review - Acer Iconia Tab A500-10S16U 10.1-Inch Tablet Computer
Now that the new Honeycomb version of the Android operating system is out, we wondered how it would fare against the venerable king of tablets, the iPad and its iOS operating system. Would the better specs of the Acer Iconia ($449.99) make for a better user experience?
Pros:
- Fast Processor
- Big Screen
- Ports Galore
- Sound Quality
Cons:
- Lack of Apps
- Media Playback and Online Content
- Battery Life
- Cameras
14 years ago
Acer Iconia Tab A500 [Review]
Best to wait for a better tablet to come along.
Pros:
- High performance Tegra 2 processor
- Speedy interface
- Has a USB port
Cons:
- Mediocre camera and video quality
- Dissappointing battery life
- Uses micro HDMI port
- doesnt include cable
- Almost as pricey as the iPad 2
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