Acer, one the world’s leading technology brand, has launched two new tablets in India: The Acer One 8 and the Acer One 10, both powered by the robust Mediatek® MT8768 Octa-Core Processor.
Acer on Tuesday launched its 2-in-1 laptop-tablet hybrid dubbed Acer One. Available exclusively via Amazon India, and also known as Acer One S1001, the Windows-based hybrid has been given a limited period
Acer has launched its dual-SIM voice-calling tablet, the Iconia Talk S A1-724 – which was introduced last month by the company. The tablet for now is only available in Taiwan at
Acer has launched the Iconia Tab 8 tablet ahead of Computex that kicks off next week in Taiwan. The company announced that the tablet will be available starting Q3, but did
Stan Shih, founder of Taiwan’s struggling personal computer maker Acer, said Sunday that he plans to retire as the chairman next month, six months after he returned to launch a series
Acer, expanding its tablet portfolio in India, has announced the 3G variant of its Iconia W4 (Wi-Fi only) tablet dubbed Iconia W4 3G at Rs. 29,999. The company has announced that the
Acer has announced two new tablets, the Iconia One 7 and Iconia Tab 7, at its ‘a touch more connected’ event in New York on Tuesday. The company has announced that the
Acer launched the 7-inch Iconia B1-720 at CES this year, though the tablet is yet to release in markets like India. A new leak has suggested that the Iconia B1-720’s refresh, believed
The meteoric rise of a mobile generation has fuelled the need for computing-on-the-go, making laptops and netbooks ubiquitous buzzwords. Acer has turned a new leaf and has taken a step to make
Alongside the launch of the Iconia W3 tablet in India, Acer also announced two new convertible notebooks, the Aspire P3 and the Aspire R7. Acer Aspire P3 comes with a 11.6-inch 1366×768
Acer India launched a new breed of Windows 8 powered touch enabled devices, remarkably slim and designed to take the avatar of dual functionalities. With the tablet and touch – notebook computers
TAIPEI: Taiwan’s Acer, the world’s No. 4 PC vendor, returned to the black in the first quarter, reporting a better-than-expected net profit of T$515 million ($17.44 million). Thirteen analysts polled by Thomson