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Acer beTouch E200 review

Running version 6.5 of Microsoft's mobile operating system, the touchscreen beTouch E200 is something of a rarity among Windows Mobile smart phones -- rather than a Qwerty keyboard, it has a slide-out keypad, which works surprisingly well. The E200 also feels speedy and solidly built for a phone at this low price Read more

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9 November 2009 by Frank Lewis

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Acer AT2356 review

The 23-inch, 1080p AT2356 LCD TV may well be the perfect student telly. It won't dominate a small room, it's cheap, its picture quality is perfectly fine and it packs a Freeview tuner to boot. It also works as a monitor, even though, alas, you can't tilt its screen Read more

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20 July 2010 by Ian Morris

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Acer Aspire 5942G review

The 15.6-inch Aspire 5942G desktop-replacement laptop offers impressively speedy performance and plenty of features, including a Blu-ray drive. Its screen and appearance fail to thrill, but you could easily pay much more for a machine with the 5942G's capabilities Read more

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1 April 2010 by Patrick Wignall

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Acer Aspire E300 review

The 64-bit Gamer version of the Aspire E300 uses a single-core Athlon 64 3500+ CPU, Windows XP Home Edition and a 200GB hard drive. Particularly good value for money, it produces respectable gaming performance for only £600, a bargain in our book -- and it doesn't make you look like a car-modding chav Read more

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18 January 2006 by Rory Reid

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Acer Liquid review

The Liquid smart phone offers a refreshing gulp of Android goodness. It's not the sexiest phone around, but its speedy processor, large touchscreen and great connectivity make for an excellent Web-surfing handset at an affordable price. Acer deserves a hearty pat on the back Read more

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16 December 2009 by Flora Graham

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Acer Aspire Timeline U M3-581TG review

The Acer Aspire M3 doesn't have a great screen, but it packs the latest Nvidia graphics card for some serious gaming on the go. Read more

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15 March 2012 by Andrew Hoyle

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Acer Tempo X960 review

Among Acer's first forays into touchscreen smart phone territory, the Tempo X960 on paper looks like a Windows Mobile 6.1 device that ticks all the right boxes. With HSDPA and Wi-Fi connectivity for speedy Web browsing, can it strike fear into the hearts of its rivals? Read more

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29 May 2009 by Flora Graham

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Acer Tempo DX900 review

If you want a Windows Mobile smart phone with support for dual SIM cards, the Acer Tempo DX900 is currently the only option available in the UK. A competent handset, it does a good job of handling two SIMs, and its touchscreen is fairly responsive, but its design won't inspire envy Read more

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7 May 2009 by Sandra Vogel

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If you're still using Windows XP or Vista, it's about time you cut that malarkey out. Here are five wonderful Windows 7 laptops. Read more

30 September 2011 by Andrew Hoyle

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Acer F-17 review

The smallest in Acer's Ferrari lineup, the F-17 is boldly styled, with a bright-red rear and a prominent prancing horse on the front. It offers a plethora of inputs, excellent image quality and Formula One-speed response time. It's not widescreen, though, and if you don't like sporting merchandise, steer clear Read more

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25 January 2006 by Rory Reid