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July 2014
(75%)
256 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Users
(79%)
698 Reviews
Average score from owners of the product.
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The editors liked
Fast and fun to use
Great Web browser with Flash support
USB port makes syncing easy
Slightly cheaper than the Xoom
Great screen and sound
USB 2.0 port
Fast
Great UI
Good connectivity
Good looks
Speedy processor
720p video playback
More rugged than most
Bright screen
Docking station
USB port
Fast and responsive
Well built
Runs Honeycomb
Fast apps and excellent screen quality
USB
HDMI
Working microSD slot
Honeycomb hasn't been too badly interfered with
Fast processor
Android 3 works well
Includes GPS and document editor
Lots of connections
Android works well
Decent media performance
A bit cheaper than rivals
The screen isn't perfect but it's still very good and highly contrasted
Highquality build and finish
Smooth Android interface with nice additions from Acer
Plenty of connections and good sound output
Good for web browsing and games
Solid design
Handy screenrotation toggle switch
Nice screen
Honeycomb OS
32GB internal memory
The editors didn't like
Good Honeycomb apps and widgets are currently hard to find
Plastic case looks fairly cheap
Heavier and larger than the Xoom
The chunkiest slate yet
There are better screens on the market
Rather bland design
Limited Honeycomb apps
Weighty
Not all will like Honeycomb
Battery life average
Shorter than average battery life
Short charger cable
Wide bezel
No video rentals
Some minor crashes
Heavy
Expensive
Extremely heavy and still quite pricey.
Acer's software additions are largely dismissible and bring little value
Published: 2011-07-28, Author: Chris , review by: technoodling.net
The Acer Iconia Tab A500′s responsive screen, The USB and HDMI ports and microSD slot (take that, iPad), Its excellent value for money
The Acer Iconia Tab A500 is a bit on the hefty side, There aren't a whole lot of Honeycombspecific apps just yet, Battery life and camera performance are a few clicks behind the best
Feasting on the HoneycombIf you're planning to acquire an Android 3.0 tablet, we say the time is ripe. The Acer Iconia Tab A500 has a few propositions, both good and bad, that's worth considering. For one, the brushed metal finish along its back appeals t...
If you're planning to acquire an Android 3.0 tablet, we say the time is ripe. The Acer Iconia Tab A500 has a few propositions, both good and bad, that's worth considering. For one, the brushed metal finish along its back appeals to us, though it tends ...
Integra un puerto USB para sincronizar archivos y cámara de 5 megapixeles con flash LED, además de una salida HDMI para ver el contenido del equipo en un televisor HD
La carcasa está hecha de un plástico poco resistente; no cuenta con 3G para navegar por Internet ni reproduce todos los formatos de video
Dispositivo de precio accesible que integra el sistema operativo Android 3.0 (Honeycomb). Justa para los que están buscando un equipo intuitivo y fácil de personalizar con diferentes fondos de pantalla y widgets. Posibilita reproducir películas y video...
Si bien, aún no les encuentro mucha gracia a las tablets, sean de la marca que sean, siento que tienen su público objetivo bien definido, es por ello que esta tablet de Acer es una buena alternativa. Su rendimiento es bastante bueno, su precio es bien ...
El Iconia Tab A500 de Acer es un tablet de construcción sólida, que considerando su peso, materiales adoptados y apariencia, ofrece buenas características básicas. La duración de la batería es buena, y durará de 3 a 6 horas en la práctica dependiendo d...
Con la inestimable ayuda de una versión más madura de Android, que tiene tanto margen de mejora que todo tiene que ser positivo, este Acer Iconia Tab A500 se ha ganado con creces ser un tablet Android a tener en cuenta este año como elemento de entrada en...
Abstract: Aunque con el Motorola Xoom empezamos a creernos que los tablets con Android 3.0 existían, no ha sido hasta que hemos tenido entre las manos un Acer Iconia Tab 500 que nos hemos convencido de que realmente existen. Y encima nos ha dado muy buenas sensacio...
