Acer aren’t giving up on the Liquid Express

Its called the Acer Liquid Express and if you’re on the market looking for a budget smartphone this one could be for you. We’ve been here before with the Acer and their Liquid line but they make a comeback with this stylish Android handset in tact.

Acer aren’t giving up on desktops and to show that have just launched the AZ5 and AZ3 PCs

Laptops and tablets are the ‘in’ thing at the moment, desktops? Who uses them anymore? I do for one and love them but do you love Acer’s new multi-touch all-in-one PCs or not?

Acer Iconia Smart 4.8 inch smartphone will be available in September

Source: TGS

Acer are to launch a smartphone or shall I say tablet next month featuring a Snapdragon processor and running on Android’s Gingerbread OS. The screen is massive measuring 4.8 inches which certainly takes on Dell’s Streak due to the screen size.

Small and cheap projector launched

New Acer neat and cheap projector to be released at the end of July.

We all like watching movies on the big screen and with the Acer C110 projector you can do just that from the comfort of you living room. All you to do is connect it to your desktop or laptop through USB connection.

Its going to cost you £199 and not take up too much space with superb measurements of just 110×85 x 25mm. Not bad at all! Its also capable of projecting a 854x480-pixel image.

Finally, using DLP technology you will get 20,000 hours of pure entertainment from the C110’s bulb.

What’s my view?

I like it very much. The size is great, the price is fantastic and the sharpness of the screen is something I could live with.

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Acer’s new netbook

Acer’s new netbook titled ‘Acer Aspire One Happy,’ what a mouthful!

Netbooks, what are they? Ever since we saw the release of tablets netbooks have been pushed aside a little however this may all change over the coming months if Acer can do enough to convince us that the Happy is a worthy buy for £229.

The second generation of the Happy is compact and is from the new Aspire Timeline X series providing a 10.1-inch screen and a 1024-600-pixel resolution, not the best resolution however not at all bad considering the price.

Acer have specifically targeted a younger audience with the Happy from the colours on offer, we have ‘Banana Cream’,’ Blueberry Shake’,’Strawberry Yoghurt’ and ‘Papaya Milk.’

Good thing is, the specs are unexpectedly not bad. Here’s what you can expect from the Happy: an Intel Atom processor running at a speed of 1.66GHz, Bluetooth 3.0, 802.11n Wi-Fi, a battery life of up to 8 hours, a webcam which is always handy and an optional 3G modem on offer.

So what do you think, let me know below.

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