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While the Acer A1, the first in the Android line of handsets from Acer with the Liquid interface, comes in shy on the on-board storage front at 512 MB, as Zealot pointed out, additional storage could be remedied via microSD expansion. Since apps from the Android Market install themselves onto the handset itself, I don’t know if a sizable microSD expansion will be enough. The hardware specs are a plus with the 1GHz Snapdragon processor, 3.5 mm headphone input, dedicated camera button, and a dedicated search button, which I know maximized the browsing experience on the HTC Hero. I’m also pretty glad to see that Acer decided against the trackball. Alongside the 5-megapixel auto focus camera I expected some kind of flash, but maybe photo editing features and various widgets won’t fall short with the Snapdragon processor giving the handset. The Liquid has a slim form facture, and in the video from GPSandGo.com below showcases that detail as well as the finger-friendly multi-panel interface:

The HSPA connectivity should make streaming and sharing media through the Spinlets application a breeze, and Acer also boasts improved power management for extended battery life. I can’t wait to see more about this handset. In the mean time, get a look at the press release and specs in Zealot’s post.

Source: GPSAndCo

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