In addition to all thoses phones and a wrist band, Acer also unveiled the new 8-inch tablet, Iconia Tab 8, ahead of Computex 2014. The device has a full HD screen with Zero Air Gap technology and 16:10 aspect ratio. Inside we get Intel’s quad-core Intel Atom (Z3745) chip running Android 4.4 KitKat, along with the battery that should be able to provide enough juice to keep the Tab 8 running for up to 7.5 hours. Furthermore, the 8.5mm-thin tablet has 2GB of RAM, dual cameras, and 16 or 32 GB of expandable storage.
On the software side of things, there’s Acer Touch WakeApp which works in a similar fashion to the LG Knock Code, allowing users to quickly wake up the Iconia Tab 8 with a simple touch gesture.
The Acer Iconia Tab 8 will come in white and hit select European markets in mid-July starting from 199 EUR.
From what we can tell, it’s a decent device that offers a solid bang for the buck. Anyone interested?