Acer Tempo Smartphone Series
Acer’s move in joining the Smartphone competition is not really going to compete head-on with their own products. It’s actually more of a complement. All of the smartphones will be running on Windows Mobile 6.1 which I think would be a hindrance to would-be switchers especially if they would prefer the Symbian OS.
Acer M900
The User Interface though is pretty impressive and as well as the touch feedback of the phone.
Acer DX900
Acer DX650 (front)
Most phones have an elegant design but the DX650 design is I think that something should have been re-thought of before it was released to the market.
Acer DX650 (back)
Acer F900
Another thing that I’ve noticed is that it’s talk time is around 4 to 6 hours whereas the standby time is 150 hours or so. The talk time is way too far from its standby time. With this, I don’t think that businessmen or executives would choose a phone that has low battery performance. I do hope they improve this in the future.
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