Not long after
Acer had announced that it would be
showcasing two Android powered
Iconia brand tablets at the Consumer Electronic
Show (CES) it came right back at
us with a Windows tablet that is available now in some regions.
The
Acer Iconia W4 was announced in a
press release yesterday. It sports a 1280x800
8 inch screen with a 170 degree viewing area, the low energy consumption Intel Atom
Bay Trail quad-core CPU clocking in at 1.8Ghz, a 5MP back facing
camera, a 2MP front facing camera, 2GBs of
RAM and the option of either 32 or 64GBs of expandable storage.
Judging by Acer's claims of the
Iconia W4 having 170 degrees of viewing angles, the
Iconia W3's
screen glare issues seem to be a
thing of the past.
Acer stated that the new
screen is "great for sharing" and uses "Zero Air Gap" technology that boosts "readability even under sunlight."
With
Acer making multiple announcements everyday leading up
CES, it is a wonder if they will have anything left to
show us when the
show finally arrives.
The
Iconia W4 is currently on sale in India at retail outlets and
Flipkart.com for 24999Rs (401USD, 295EUR) or 26999Rs (434USD, 319EUR) a worldwide release is planned but we will likely have to wait until January 7th, the date of
CES to find out more.