We have already brought you some reviews and an unboxing of the Acer neoTouch S200, but we thought we would bring you this one too from Matt at http://www.tracyandmatt.co.uk
Well known for his unboxing videos, Matt is very comprehensive in his unboxing and and initial review and we know many of you like these videos.
So check out the video below of the neoTouch unboxing.
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Posted by Clove
Yesterday we posted a link to the review of the Acer neoTouch S200, completed by Brandon Miniman.
We can today bring you a review completed by Shaun from http://www.pda247.com
Highlights- Qualcomm 8250 1GHz processor, Windows Mobile 6.5 with Internet Explorer 6, 3.8” WVGA Touchscreen Display, Quad-band GSM / Tri-band HSPA, 512MB ROM / 256MB RAM, 5 Megapixel Autofocus with LED flash, microSD slot (supports up to 32GB), WiFi 802.11 b/g & Bluetooth 2.1, Motion Accelerometer, 3.5mm audio jack, 2 Year warranty.
The highlights mentioned above come from Cloves site and they certainly look good. However, there is no mention of the 1Ghz processor which is powering the neoTouch and which I suspect is behind the performance I have experienced so far. Yes, that is a GHz, a real-life GHz! Only a decade ago I spent over £1500 on a 75MHz PC and now I can have a GHz in a smartphone for under £350. Throw in 256MB of RAM and 512MB of ROM and this is, from specs alone, one of the most powerful smartphones ever made.
The contents are good for a device at this price point and the inclusion of a screen protector is always welcome, whether it is a good one of not. I have not tested this one because it is a review unit, but it appears to be quite thick which bodes well. The box is a quirky design and the bottom half spins round for easier access to the contents- it is just a gimmick, but one which has a practical use. The stylus is the thin metal telescopic type which is just about long enough to hold comfortably, but with the screen as big as it is you are unlikely to be using it much.
Hardware and Design
The neoTouch is an unusual design to say the least, and could best be described as a slab. It is big dimensionally, but very slim and so …… READ MORE HERE
SOURCE: PDA247
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Posted by Jon
We have brought you a couple of videos from Pocketnow that give an unboxing and software tour of the new Acer neoTouch (previously known as the Acer F1).
Brandon has now completed a very thorough review of the new Acer neoTouch, including screen shots and statistics in comparisson to other devices.
You can read the full review HERE
Now convinced you want a Acer neoTouch and do not want to wait for the HTC HD2, get one HERE.
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Posted by Jon
A few days ago we brought you the unboxing video of the Acer neoTouch.
Thanks to Brandon at Pocketnow, we can now bring you a video which tours the software that is installed on the device.
It is a rather lengthy video, but informative none the least.
SOURCE: Pocketnow
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Posted by Jon
This morning we brought you the unboxing video of the Acer neoTouch.
We can now bring you a short video from Shaun at www.pda247.com who has had some time with the unit and has put his thoughts together in a video.
Shaun can be hard to please; having used so many different devices…I think he is impressed with the neoTouch, especially at the price!
Take a look for yourself…
SOURCE: PDA247
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Posted by Jon
Earlier this week, the first Windows Mobile 6.5 devices arrived into stock. The first of these was the Acer F1, now known as the Acer neoTouch S200.
We sent a unit over to Brandon at Pocketnow.com to complete an unboxing and review and we are pleased to say that we can now bring you the initial unboxing video.
A full video and test review will follow soon.
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Posted by Jon
You will not have failed to notice the new range of Acer smartphones. The new line up offers a great deal and competes with many of the HTC devices.
The most sought after of the new range is the Acer neoTouch, previously known as the Acer F1.
We can confirm that the first stock of these units have landed and will begin shipping tomorrow – Tuesday 6th October – We can not ship before this time, due to contractual obligations!
Some of the Acer neoTouch features include:
Also in stock and shipping from tomorrow is the:
The beTouch E100 has a HTC Touch Diamond feel to it, with a minimal design and powerful feature set.
Features of the Acer beTouch E100 include:
The E101 shares the same design as the E100 but lacks HSDPA connectivity.
The E200 has a HTC Touch Dual esq form factor with a slide out numeric keypad.
The Acer beTouch E200 has the following features:
All available for order, get your hands on one of the first Windows Mobile 6.5 devices.
ORDER Acer beTouch E100 (Acer C1)
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Posted by Clove
In case you missed it, we mentioned about a week ago that the Acer F1 would soon be landing. October 6th is the first date on which we should be able to begin shipping that unit, which gives the HTC Touch HD a run for its money.
Also shipping on this date is the Acer C1, E1 and L1.
Three different machines with different specifications, these Windows Mobile 6.5 devices may be more suitable for you than the previously mentioned F1.
A bit like the HTC Touch Diamond2 the Acer E1 is very minimal in design, but has fewer more all practical features at a more affordable price point.
The same design as the E1, minimalistic, but very big on features. It competes directly with the HTC Touch Diamond2.
The Acer L1 brings a bit more of a classic mobile feel to the market. Utilising a popular ‘slider’ design, the L1 has a lot to offer and would be a great device to use as a first smartphone.
What do you think of them?
We will let you know as soon as they are in stock.
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Posted by Clove
Several years ago multimedia on the phone was not such a big thing. Most smartphone users were on the Symbian or Windows Mobile platform and were more interested in light web browsing, keeping themselves organised and connecting to their all important email.
In today’s smartphone world, as more and more users adopt such, there is a growing requirement for features that the user actually wants, so that the device fits more into their daily lifestyle.
There are many operating systems but without doubt Windows Mobile is the strongest and has the greatest flexibility and integration options.
Now depending on who you are, will depend on what you want but most require improved camera’s, display’s and connectivity options.
Connectivity is part and parcel of any serious smartphone available today. WiFi 802.11g and HSDPA has become the standard, even if the UK is still lagging behind in many areas in terms of HSDPA connectivity and speeds.
It is unlikely that a smartphone going to have a camera that will beat a standard camera, but they can come close. The new Sony Ericsson Satio and Samsung Pixon 12MP are good examples.
Unlikely that any device will have a HD display but they are improving. Many have VGA displays now and Samsung have pushed the AMOLED display, which are exceptional.
You would like to view some video footage, capture a photo all on a device that can keep you connected.
So which multimedia smartphone should you choose?
Want to buy now? HTC Touch HD – A cracking device with a 3.8” VGA display, HSDPA, WiFi, 3.5mm audio jack, 5 megapixel camera and fast processor.
Able to wait a couple of weeks? Acer F1 – The best Windows Mobile 6.5 device set to arrive upon launch date. a 3.8” VGA display, a 1GHz processor, WiFi, 3,5mm audio jack, 5 megapixel camera(with autofocus and LED flash) and HSPA connectivity.
Want more information or more options or simply want to discuss what suits you best, feel free to visit http://www.clove.co.uk or email sales@clove.co.uk
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Posted by Jon
If I said F1 to you, the first thing you probably think of is Formula One, and you wouldn’t be wrong for thinking that.
If I asked you what Formula One represented to you, it is likely that you would say something along the lines of one of the most expensive and flashy sports in the world.
If I asked about Acer and F1, the ardent Formula One fans would know that Acer support the Ferrari Formula One team.
Well a little off topic, what I am attempting to introduce is the Acer F1, a new smartphone from Acer.
However, the F1 is a smartphone like no other.
It does loosely relate to Formula One (if you use your imagination a little) because it has a sleek and clean design a bit like an F1 car, a super fast processor to offer the best performance as well as a range of other features that make the F1 that standout device from the new Windows Phone range.
Due to begin shipping from the 6th October, the Acer F1 is the most superior Windows Mobile 6.5 (Windows Phone) device that will be available upon launch.
The competitor to the HTC Touch HD, the Acer F1 will have many advantages as of the 6th October, primarily the Windows Phone 6.5 operating system and 1Ghz processor (double that of the HTC Touch HD).
Now you will be excused for thinking the F1 will have a price tag that is higher than most smartphones, but that is not the case. Yes it is not the cheapest, but at just £295 + VAT it is by no means the most expensive.
Want to know more about the Acer F1? READ MORE HERE
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