Acer pushes the first 7-inch "honeycomb" tablet computer

Acer pushes the first 7-inch "honeycomb" tablet computer Sina technology news Beijing time August 12 night, Acer launched the 7-inch Iconia A100 series tablet computer in Friday, which uses the Android 3.2 "Honeycomb" operating system. Android 3.2 is the first version of the hive system that supports lower screen resolution.　　Huawei has also announced that it will launch a 7-inch "honeycomb" tablet, but Huawei's products have not yet started selling. While small-screen tablets are unlikely to pose a threat to Apple's ipad, smaller screens can make them lighter and cheaper. Acer said the new tablet, which weighs less than 1 pounds (about 454 grams), will be sold through major U.S. retailers and will enter the Canadian market next month.　　Storage capacity of 16GB version price of 349 U.S. dollars, while the 8GB version of the proposed retail price of 329 U.S. dollars. Iconia A100 supports dual display. This means the tablet can be used as a game controller, and the game screen is displayed on the TV. The tablet also integrates the microSD card reader, helping users to easily boost storage capacity and store more music, movies and apps. (D-Gold)