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Though the Acer Iconia Tab A100 isn’t scheduled to hit the streets until the tail end of the summer, the FCC had its way with the 7-inch Honeycomb tablet a few months early. The A100 is no doubt solidified in the hardware department — it sports a Tegra 2 processor, 512MB of RAM and dual cameras — but apparent troubles with tailoring Honeycomb for its 7-inch screen have delayed its release. If it weren’t for such issues, the A100 would have joined the A500 10.1-inch Honeycomb tablet on shelves this month. We aren’t quite sure what could be holding up Honeycomb, as the tablet-specific version of Android was shown off on several other 7-inch tablets at last week’s Computex.
[FCC via WirelessGoodness]
I want this.
It was at Computex and some blogger said that ehen they checked the settings, it said 1GB ram, so hopefully a ram upgrade has been done too.
I can’t believe they engineered this with only 512MB RAM!! My 6 month old phone has that much…next!