Acer Picasso Tablet Hands-On at CES 2011

Posted on 07 January 2011, Last updated on 07 January 2011 by

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Acer have a reputation in the netbook world – they push prices down. I wonder if that’s going to be the case for the Picasso Tablet?

Based on Tegra2 with what looks like 16GB of storage and a capacitive touchscreen it has 2011-potential; Just like the Dell Streak 7. As we get nearer to Honeycomb, more and more people will be trying to make sure they buy a device that is well positioned for the important software upgrade. Tegra 2 is turning out to be just that ticket.

The on-screen buttons will catch some out with Android 2.x but Honeycomb might actually make that issue redundant. Weight is a little on the chunky side but the finish and style seem to be very good. There’s also a good range of ports.

My hands-on is in the video below.

3 Comments For This Post

  1. mino says:

    and what 7 inch version? Can you ask Acer what happenes with its 7 inch tablet?

    http://www.carrypad.com/2010/11/23/acer-has-4-8”-7”-and-10”-android-tablets-planned-for-april-2011/

  2. chippy says:

    This was on the Nvidia booth. I am going to try and get to Acer over the next few days.

  3. mino says:

    ok thanky you, I be waiting for answer from Acer:)

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