6/13/2012 06:38:00 PM
dannzfay
We can safely say that tablets have finally become affordable consumer electronics devices, and we have Acer to thank for that.
Sure, we aren't looking at one of the fabled $199 NVIDIA Kai slates here, but having to pay $450 for Tegra 3 and a 10-inch Full HD LCD is actually quite a good deal. Shipments aren't being carried out yet, but pre-orders should become possible shortly, assuming online stores haven't already added the page. The tablet is called Iconia Tab A700 and, in addition to an LCD resolution of 1,920 x 1,200 pixels and NVIDIA's Tegra 3 platform, boasts 32 GB of NAND Flash storage, an HDMI output and 5.1-channel audio with Dolby Mobile 3+ technology.
Pre-orders in Europe have been possible since Early May. The price tag is 479 Euro instead of the $359 implied by exchange rates. The first sightings of the product date even further back. We actually had some hands-on experience with it at CES 2012, in January, 2012.
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