Acer Iconia Tab A110 might come with Android 4.1 Jelly Bean on board
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We’re not completely sure about this, though. The listing confusingly says “Operating System: Android Ice Cream Sandwich 4.1,” but the pictures below are all of a Jelly Bean tablet, so we take it that the Iconia Tab A110 will indeed run on JB.
The one big unanswered question about the Acer Iconia Tab A110 is its release date. With no specific date pointed out, we hope the device doesn’t arrive at a time when every device out there is running Jelly Bean.
source: eBuyer via Engadget
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9 Comments
1. alchemyduelist posted on 14 Aug 2012, 05:10 0
why is the logo on the back in landscape? And this tablet looks huge, for a 7" tablet. Oh well, more variety :D
4. fanboy1974 posted on 14 Aug 2012, 06:27 0
I think it looks fine even with all that bezel. Make the bezel too thin and you will have accidental screen activations. In order for this to really succeed it must match every spec the Nexus 7 has, add a micro SD slot and price it no more than $200. But come next year when Google releases "key lime pie" the Nexus 7 will have it on release day.
Unless this is pushing a newer S4 quad core cpu, 1920x1080p display, 2gb of memory, SD card slot and 16gb for $200 this Acer is dead. But you know, I'm willing to pay up to $300 for specs like that. Man, the Nexus 7 really pushed the entry price bar low. Last year I would have paid more.
7. ncv144 posted on 14 Aug 2012, 11:16 0
and then with lollipop, nexus 7 gets it again on release date, and so on with mango smoothie and nacho and and pina colada (nacho and pina colada dont think so)
