Acer Liquid Review
The Acer Liquid A1 is the latest addition to the Acer range of mobile phones. Having recently been released this impressive looking handset offers excellent functionality whilst making use of the ever popular android operating system. With an intuitive touch screen as well as impressive internet capabilities and a high resolution camera, the Liquid A1 is sure to be popular.
This new smartphone from Acer is available in 3 stunning colour schemes, these being the Acer Liquid White, Red and Black models.
The Acer Liquid utilises the QUALCOMM snapdragon 62 768 MHz processor as its main central processing unit. In conjunction with this, it utilises the android operating system, which is version 1.6, which is also known as Donut. This cutting-edge technology provides multifaceted technologically improved performance whilst retaining an air of sophistication.
Acer Liquid A1 White, Red & Black
The handset comes with a 3.5 inch TFT capacitive touch screen, which is able to display up to 256,000 colours at a pixel screen size of 480 x 800 pixels. Utilising the popular Acer user interface, version 3.0 this handset provides responsive and ingenious interactivity as well as impressive colourful imagery. The inclusion of an accelerometer and proximity sensor provides the ability to auto rotate imagery to its correct aspect dependent upon the orientation of the Acer A1 as well as the ability to save battery power by automatically turning off the unit when not in use for extended periods of time.
The Acer Liquid A1 comes with a 5.0 mega pixel camera which operates at a resolution of 2560 x 1920 pixels and comes with auto focus and an LED flash for illumination of the subject matter. In addition geo-tagging is provided, which offers the ability to tag imagery dependent upon location for future reference. In addition the camera also doubles up as a video recording device and is able to record at QVGA quality. The handset comes with an internal memory of 256 MB, with the opportunity to upgrade up to 32 GB by utilising the relevant microSD card slot.
Communication options with this handset are plentiful, with GPRS, EDGE, Blue tooth and miniUSB available as well as HSDPA and WiFi. Internet access is at a fast 7.2 Mbps, whilst the ability to hook up to nationally available hotspots through its WiFi connection provides an alternative means of accessing the Internet.
The Acer Liquid A1 also comes with an MP3/MP4 player as well as Facebook and Flickr integration, pocket office and voice memo facility. The handset is an impressively coherent unit which offers a stunning array of functionality with an impressive display screen. Its popularity is assured.
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December 19th, 2009 at 8:54 pm
After seeing a lot of reviews of the UI, OS and having tested the liquid myself extensively, both against the iPhone, Motorola Droid HTC Hero and Palm Pre i’d have to say I came to the same conclusion as you.
Also, I love display, it is bright and vibrant – however I didn’t particularly like the screen material itself :/. I found it of lesser quality to the iPhone and HTC Hero but on par with the Motorola.
The OS is also slower compared to the Pre.
Regards,
Jakk ( Your fellow Technoholic
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