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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
16 December 2009 by Flora Graham
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Acer Liquid Mini review
The Acer Liquid Mini isn't a disaster by any stretch of the imagination, but its lacklustre specs prevent it from standing out from the rest of the budget Android smart-phone crowd. Read more
13 April 2011 by Damien McFerran
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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
7 May 2009 by Sandra Vogel
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Acer beTouch E210 review
Although the Acer beTouch E210's full Qwerty keyboard makes typing a pleasure, an outdated version of Android, a poor screen and a dismal camera make this a choice for serious button lovers only. Read more
12 May 2011 by Damien McFerran
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Acer neoTouch S200 review
The neoTouch S200's build quality could be better and some of its Acer-branded apps are rather buggy, but this touchscreen smart phone, running Windows Mobile 6.5, still has plenty to offer. Chief among its attractions are its speedy 1GHz Snapdragon processor and impressive, high-resolution display Read more
3 November 2009 by Frank Lewis
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Acer beTouch E110 review
The beTouch E110 is a budget smart phone that runs Android 1.5. You have to accept compromises in a phone that's this cheap, so it's no surprise that it packs a resistive touchscreen and lacks Wi-Fi. But, for basic tasks and for keeping connected with your friends, it'll probably do the trick Read more
25 May 2010 by Luke Westaway
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Acer neoTouch P400 review
Well built and classy looking, the neoTouch P400 is a Windows Mobile smart phone which gets basics such as battery life and connectivity right, but doesn't do enough to justify Acer's price tag. An outdated resistive screen and an operating system just months from being made obsolete are the nails in its coffin Read more
23 June 2010 by Luke Westaway
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Acer Tempo M900 review
Running Windows Mobile 6.1, the Tempo M900 is a relatively bulky smart phone. But that has its advantages -- the screen is one of the largest we've seen on such a device, and the keys on the slide-out Qwerty keyboard are also relatively big. Its performance isn't too shoddy either Read more
23 September 2009 by Frank Lewis
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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
29 May 2009 by Flora Graham
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Acer beTouch E400 review
The beTouch E400 is a fairly cheap Android smart phone that packs in plenty of decent features. It lacks multi-touch support as a result of having a resistive touchscreen, but it runs the latest version of the Android operating system, and offers impressive connectivity Read more
20 July 2010 by Frank Lewis
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