The Taiwanese
hardware manufacturer Acer, best known for tablets, laptops and gorgeous looking
ultrabooks, is getting ready to
take on the lucrative smartphone market with the launch of an Android-powered
handset called Liquid Gallant Solo.
Last night Acer announced
some surprising news, most significantly, the arrival of the Liquid Gallant
Solo, or E350. It already has a user guide, which can be seen here, Acer Liquid Gallant Solo user Guide.
The Gallant Solo is
a single-SIM model of the dual-SIM Gallant Duo, both devices feature Android
4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich. The Solo will have a a 4.3in qHD LCD display, 5-megapixel
camera, 1GB of RAM and 4GB of internal storage. It lacks power in the engine
room with just a single-core 1GHz processor, but the handset's modest
specifications are likely to be reflected by a reasonable price.
Next we have the
Acer Liquid Glow. This was announced long ago at the Mobile World Congress
in February, the handset has finally made its way to UK shelves. Again,
affordability is a major selling point with a SIM-free model now going for
£147.99. The phone features the same Android version, processor and camera
specs as the Solo but has a smaller 3.7in, 480 x 800 screen.
Acer Liquid Glow |
Last but by no means
least is a higher-end Acer mobile also appeared on Expansys yesterday. The Cloud Mobile (CM) is listed at £284.99 for a
SIM-free handset, with a projected on-sale date of 5 September presented by the
site, IFA springs to mind. Specs are as follows, a dual-core processor running
at 1.5GHz, 1GB of RAM, 16GB of on-board storage, an 8MP camera and, 4.3in 1,280
x 720 display running the ubiquitous Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich.
Acer Cloud Mobile |
Let us know what you think, should Acer stick to making Laptops?
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