The Acer A100 screen resolution is 1024×600, supports simultaneous four-point touch, has a ppi of 169, and the display effect is more delicate and outstanding than the iPad 2. Although four-point touch is not as gorgeous as ten-point touch, it can basically meet daily page zooming, multi-point gaming and other operations.
The Acer A100 has a 7-inch petite body. The portability advantage is obviously obvious, it can be easily held with one hand. After weighing, the A100 alone weighs only 399g, and even with the power adapter it only weighs 514g. The 9.7-inch Apple iPad 2 alone weighs 601g, and the weight of the A100 is only about 67% of that. Although the body is very light, the thickness of the A100 is only at the mass level. The average thickness of 13mm is similar to that of most mainstream tablets. This should be related to its multiple expansion interfaces.
The Acer Iconia Tab A100 is the world’s first 7-inch Android 3.2 tablet to be shipped. In addition to the operating system, the hardware configuration of the Acer A100 is also good. NVIDIA Tegra 250 dual-core processor, clocked at 1GHz, comes standard with 1GB memory and 16GB storage space, which is in no way inferior to other mainstream tablets currently on the market.