If you happen to have purchased an Acer Iconia Tab A200 tablet then you may want to check for an update as it looks like Ice Cream Sandwich will be ready and waiting. The Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich, more specifically, the Android 4.0.3 (build number) Acer_AV041_A200_1.037.00_PA_CUS1 update has come available and those with an more »

AT&T today has started selling the Acer Aspire One AO722 netbook. Yes, you read it right. It’s not very often that we hear AT&T selling this kind of wares, especially since netbooks might seem a little less popular today, thanks to the newer – ultrabooks. But hey, you might be in need of an affordable more »

There you go folks. Acer heard our longing for an official announcement about its latest tablet – the Acer Iconia Tab A200. Acer just broke the news that the said tablet will be available for sale in the U.S. starting January 15 for $330. Pretty good price for a tablet with such specs such as more »

According to a new report, Acer and Lenovo are preparing to launch tablet PCs running Windows 8 in Q3. The devices will feature Intel’s upcoming “Clover Trail” chipset. Theses new chips will offer better performance and power consumption. While Intel is set to release their Medfield processor in the first half of the year, PC companies more »

Acer plans to unveil its Iconia Tab 700 running a Tegra 3 processor at January’s CES 2012 tradeshow.  However, a Russian blog managed to get their hands on the Android powered tablet early. In addition to the powerful Tegra 3 processor, the Iconia Tab 700 is slimmer than the Iconia Tab 200, features a 10.1 more »

Acer has recently begun rolling out a software update for the Iconia Tab A500 tablet. Except this latest update is actually arriving as not one, but two separate updates. The first being version 7.014.01 with the second being — you guess it, 02. Or more specifically, the second arrived as 7.014.02. Neither update is bringing more »

Ultrabooks are very attractive due to their slim bodies, low weight and strong batteries. What’s not so attractive about them are their prices. If you try to buy an ultrabook right now, chances are it’ll cost you somewhere in the ballpark of $1,000. Ultrabooks are going to have to come down in price if they are to successfully compete against the MacBook Air. Fortunately, it appears Acer has that avenue covered. A report from DigiTimes says Acer and Pegatron Technology are teaming up to release a 15-inch ultrabook for $699.

We are still missing the official announcement, however that does not seem to have stopped Acer from offering up this promo video for the Iconia Tab A200 tablet. Needless to say, the Iconia Tab A200 is a 10 inch tablet and will bring features to include a front and rear facing camera, full-sized USB port, more »

Google’s trying to spread some holiday cheer with Chromebooks by making a few changes to the interface while also lowering the price of the base Wi-Fi Chromebooks. To make the Chromebook experience more inviting, Google has changed up the login screen. The screen is now a simple white with each user’s login displayed in a more »

Acer has just released a 4G-LTE version of its 10-inch Android tablet to Canadian markets. Released as the Acer Iconia Tab A501, said tablet now boasts of Rogers’ 4G HSPA+ service which should give our Canadian friends untethered and speedy data transmission while on the move. The Acer Iconia Tab A501 is available today with more »