Acer Iconia Tab B1-A71

For the past few months most of the tablets we've seen have been running Windows 8, but at CES this week Android tablets have seen a resurgence of sorts, starting with two from Vizio and now the Iconia B1-A71 from Acer. It's hardly a flagship tablet....

The Acer Iconia B1 is really very affordable. We were told it will retail for £99 in the UK, and that makes it just about the best value for money in

In the now rather vast array of tablet devices to be found in the Indian market, manufacturers need to be sure that what they've got to offer

A real bargain. Acer launched a real bargain at CES 2013 in Las Vegas. The manufacturer promised the visitors a 7-inch tablet featuring decent performance and a high-quality build. And this for a mere 120 Euros (~$160). Acer is trying to steal the...

At first glance it's fairly obvious that this is a basic device. The black glossy plastic body with its blue detail is hardly classy. On the plus side it's very light at just 320g (20g lighter than the Google Nexus 7), which is handy if you want to...

The Acer Iconia B1-A71 tablet is targeted at young users for entertainment and education. The tablet has a 7 inch display screen that is ideal for e-reading, web browsing, playing games, watching videos, etc. The Acer Iconia B1 Tablet has a triangular...

Acer has jumped into the budget tablet segment with its Iconia Tab B1-A71, a device that looks good even on paper. Here's the review.

We had high hopes from the Acer Iconia B1. We hoped the performance and the build of the device were better. We liked the raw Android 4.1.2 experience and the touchscreen response as well as audio was nice. Games and apps too ran well. The device...