Acer Iconia Tab W501 LE.RK502.023 Review posted on
10.1 inch 3G Tablet
The Acer Inconia Tab W500 looks good on paper offering both power and flexibility at a reasonable price, but a bulky body and control issues stop it from being as attractive as alternatives - netbooks, ultra-portable laptops and Android tablets.
Rating: 3

Acer Iconia Tab W501 LE.RK502.023 Overview

Acer Iconia Tab W501 LE.RK502.023 Specifications, Reviews and Shopping
Screen: 10.1 inch Capacitive (1280x800 px)
OS: 32-bit Windows 7 Home Premium
Processor: 1 GHz AMD C Series C-50 (dual core)
Memory: 2 GB
Internal Storage: 32 GB
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Recommended Retail Price
£529
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Acer Iconia Tab W501 LE.RK502.023 Specifications

System

Category: 3G
Released: April 2011
RRP: £529
Display: 10.1 inch Capacitive (1280x800 px / 16:10)
Processor: 1 GHz AMD C Series C-50 (dual core)
Memory: 2 GB
OS: 32-bit Windows 7 Home Premium
Flash Support:
 

Power

Battery Life: 4 hours
 

Input Devices

Pointing Device: None
Keyboard:
Fingerprint Reader:
 

Connectivity

USB 3.0: 0
USB 2.0: 2
VGA:
HDMI:
 

Dimensions & Weight

Thickness (Average): 20 mm
Width: 275 mm
Depth: 190 mm
Weight: 1.0 kg
Color: Black Black
 

Storage

Internal Storage: 32 GB
SD Card Slot: Yes
 

Communications

Ethernet (LAN): None
Wi-Fi (WLAN): B/G/N
Mobile Broadband (WWAN):
Bluetooth: 3.0
GPS:
 

Cameras

Rear Cam: 1.3 MP
Front Cam: 1.3 MP

Acer Iconia Tab W501 LE.RK502.023 Reviews

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The Acer Inconia Tab W500 looks good on paper offering both power and flexibility at a reasonable price, but a bulky body and control issues stop it from being as attractive as alternatives - netbooks, ultra-portable laptops and Android tablets.
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TechRadar  
The problem for Acer is its choice of operating system - Windows 7 wasn't designed for use on a tablet, and it really shows. You only need look at a tablet running Android or an iPad running iOS to see how it should be done - and it's nothing like this. We understand the sentiment, but if you need this level of compatibility, you should really be using a notebook, or a desktop and uploading your files onto a cheaper, more usable tablet than this.
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PC Pro  
The final comedown is the price. Acer is charging a massive £530 inc VAT for this hybrid, or £450 for the weighty tablet alone. To put that into context, an equivalent AMD netbook costs £300, an iPad 2 £399, and Dell's Inspiron Duo netbook/tablet hybrid - which had the same software weaknesses, but did a better job on the hardware - can be had for £450. We applaud Acer for trying to innovate, and with a redesign this concept could be made to work, but as it stands the Iconia Tab W500 offers the worst, rather than the best, of both worlds.
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