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Acer Smartphones Unveiled

Posted by Zealot on February 16, 2009 – 4:35 pm
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As promised, Acer announced a line of new smartphones in Barcelona. Nothing earth shattering. Apparently Acer opted not to go for the iPhone Clone market, and instead focus on HTC Clone buyers.

Acer has slated three new phones running Windows Mobile 6.1, the first two being a standard touch screen (F900) and a Qwerty Slider (M900) while the third is the rumored dual SIM phone (DX900).

For the F900 and the M900, the base specs are:

  • 3.8″ screen at 480×800
  • Samsung S3C 6410 mobile processor (533 MHz)
  • 128MB SDRAM and 256MB for OS
  • MicroSD card slot
  • 3.2-megapixel camera w/ autofocus
  • HSDPA Category 8/ HSUPA Category 5 (2100/1900/850 Mhz)
  • Quad-band, 850/900/1800/1900 MHz
  • GPRS/EGPRS: Class B, multi-slot class 11
  • 802.11b/g
  • Bluetooth 2.0+EDR
  • G-sensor and L-sensor
  • SiRFstar III GPS system w/ Navigon shareware installed
  • Pull-out antenna

The main difference between the F900 and the M900 is the keyboard and the M900 has a 5 megapixel cam and a fingerprint scanner (???).

The DX900 has a different processor, smaller screen, and (obviously) two SIM card slots.

No word yet on release dates or pricing.

Maybe it’s just me, but with the Palm Pre coming, a new iPhone being rumored, a slew of Android phones arriving soon and Windows Mobile 6.5 looking like a reasonable milestone on the path to WinMo 7…I just don’t see these phones turning many heads. Anyone disagree?

(Source – CrunchGear)

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  • I like the idea of a fingerprint scanner on a phone. I used to use that a lot on my iPAQ 5550. (I don't use it on my iPAQ hx2795, but that's because it never seemed to work as well as the 5550.)

    Steve
  • Duwenbasden
    The thing is, none of the competition runs the Canadian 3GSM network. It is not I like them the best, it is that I have no choice.
  • I think what will make or break these phones is how the carriers handle WinMo 6.5. If there is a free, prompt upgrade they will do pretty well.

    If not, they will be antiquainted before they are released.
  • DrawnToScale
    I've been waiting for a Windows Mobile phone with 3.5" - 4.0" VGA+ screen & 3G data rates. Too bad the HTC HD doesn't run 3G in the US. So I'm excited to finally see phones like this come along. My wait may soon be over. Is there something else I should be holding out for?
  • If these aren't limited to a specific carrier, then I think it's great. However, the Acer on the left, looks a lot like the Instinct...at least to me it does.
  • I'd like to see the hardware quality on one of these things compared to an HTC.
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