We have been following the rumors of the low-cost tablet de Acer, but it seems that at last the Iconia B1 has been made official, although his full name, to be exact, will be Iconia B1-A71. Without big surprises, the tablet will have relatively modest technical specifications and a price, yes, very competitive. We give you all the details.
All the leaks that have been coming to us on the Acer Iconia B1 They have been quite accurate and, consequently, the official presentation has not given us any major surprises. It is definitely a low-cost tablet, Which Acer, in fact, they claim that it is aimed at first-timers and children, although, in reality (and like all low-cost) is a good option for those who simply do not want to make too large an investment.
All the Technical specifications with which it was speculated have been confirmed, although now some more details about which we had no information have been discovered: the tablet will have a resolution screen 1024 x 600, a dual-core processor to 1,2 GHz, 8 GB storage capacity (expandable to 32 GB via micro-USB), 512 MB RAM memory, battery 2710 mAh, and Jelly Bean as an operating system. We also already know the dimensions exact (197.4 mm x 128.5 mm x 11.3 mm) and its weight (320 grams).
Also the leak on its approximate price (based on information about its launch in India) have been reliable and it seems that it will finally be around the U.S. dollar 150. Translated into our currency we would be talking about $110, Which is the figure that we already anticipated, although you will always have to wait for official confirmation and cross your fingers so that its price does not translate, as it usually happens, into a simple change of the dollar sign for the euro. The difference would be considerable and it is very important for devices that try to compete precisely by means of reduced costs: at 110 euros it would be an option with a very positive value for money, while at 150 euros it would have much more competition between low-cost tablets. -cost that are already on the market.
Source: Android Community, Android Authority