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The tablet has a 1280 x 800 pixel panel which Acer calls "HD", but we'd call that a stretch. It's not a patch on the Nexus 7 (2013) and its 1920 x 1080 pixel panel - a model that retails for around €29 more. Not that the Acer screen looks bad, it's just not best in class, despite being a newer release. Viewing angles...

You can think of the Acer Iconia Tab 7 as a giant phone or a smaller tablet. Yep it's one of those tricky devices that bridges the gap between the two types of gadget. At around £150, the Tab 7 works much better when thought of as a cheapy 3G Android tablet. It's not a patch on the Nexus 7 in some respects, but...

Although we did not discover the breathtaking entertainment qualities that Acer promises for its Iconia Tab 10 A3-A20FHD, it does not lessen the good overall impression. Equipped with a Full HD screen, Dolby sound system, and the MediaTek MT8127 quad-core SoC alongside 32 GB of storage, the tablet caters quite well to the entertainment sector and is indeed very suitable for multimedia activities. Google's...

Following the release of their earlier model B1-720 at the CES event, Acer decided they could improve the tablet even further and released the B1-730 with upgraded capability and mightier performance. The Acer Iconia One boasts a 5 Megapixel camera which is great, but what really stands out about this tablet is the Intel Atom processor dual core at 1.6 GHz. This is a...

Like Samsung, the Acer philosophy on tablet design is simple: Meet market-leading Apple’s monolithic iPad offering with a barrage of tablets in a number of styles, with various functionality, different operating systems across the price range. Ticking the boxes on the Acer Iconia B1-721, then: This one’s a budget-priced 7” tablet with the Android 4.2 OS upon release. Acer's B1-721 tablet is a new...