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Like so many devices, quad-core tablets are improving and getting cheaper all the time. New to the market is the Acer Iconia Tab A210, which comes in at less than £250 and runs on Android Ice Cream Sandwich. While it doesn't really offer any outstanding features, it’s still a solid, decent device – all powered by a Nvidia Tegra 3 chip. by 3G UK...

The main selling points of the budget-priced Acer Iconia Tab A200? That’s easy: Cost and operating system. The former translates to price tags as low as $210, making the A200 perhaps the single most inexpensive Android 4.0 tablet available on the market. In terms of specs, perhaps the biggest corner cut is the memory available on WiFi-only versions: With a maximum of just 16GB...

Acer’s Iconia A110 7in Android tablet is the first real competition that Google's Nexus 7 has faced. It’s similarly sized, similarly priced and uses the same quad-core Nvidia Tegra 3 underpinnings. It also runs the same Jelly Bean version of Android. by TheRegister UK Still, the A110 comes with a few appealing features not found on the Nexus 7 and some other entry-level slates,...

The Acer Iconia Tab A101 is almost the exact same Android Tablet as the Iconia Tab A100. They both have a 7-inch screen, run Android 3.0, have a 5MP camera, 2MP front camera, HDMI-out, and other decent connectivity specs powered by a 1GHz dual core processor. The difference is that the A101 has cellular connectivity and GPS whereas the A100 is Wi-Fi only. by...

The Acer Iconia Tab A100 is a 7” tablet with an Android Honeycomb 3.0 operating system. The Iconia A100 was the first such device to employ this OS and the tablet-specific features help give it high marks in most areas of usability. With the Acer interface plus 3G and WiFi connections, access to social networks is a snap, while Google services such as Gmail...