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Mise à jour vers Android 4.0
Interface et services Acer
Prix abordable
USB Host
Prix
Android 4.0
Connectique complète (USB MicroUSB MicroSD)
Acer Ring très bien pensé
Suite d'apps déjà intégré par Acer
Design agréable
Port micro USB permettant le transfert et la recharge
Great improvement over Acer's A500, Decent front-facing camera, Full-size USB port, microSD support, Runs Android 4.0, Nice Acer Android add-ons
No rear camera, Heavier and fatter than the iPad 3, Screen can't compare to newer models, Android tablet apps still lag behind Apple, 10.1 inches is a bit too big
We look forward to Acer's future tablets, but the A200 just isn't an impressive tablet in 2012 unless it is priced even more aggressively. ...
Dual-core performance; great screen for the price; Ice Cream Sandwich; Under £300...
Screen could be brighter; hefty bodyLook and Feel...
If you’re after a well-priced tablet for the whole family to enjoy, the Acer Iconia Tab A200 is a worthy choice. ...
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Publié: 2012-03-15, Auteur: Joseph , review by: engadget.com
Ships with Ice Cream Sandwich onboardSolid buildLight software customizations
Inconsistent performanceHighly reflective displayAverage battery life
Acer's Iconia Tab A200 delivers acceptable performance for a mid-range, dual-core Android slate. Get this if you need to have ICS now. Otherwise, its closely priced, older rivals make for a better buy....
Ships with Android 4.0 "Ice Cream Sandwich." Full-sized USB 2.0 port. Smooth and reliable performance. Inexpensive.
Thick and heavy. Mediocre display. Does not charge over USB
The Acer Iconia Tab A200 is a bit thick and heavy, but its low price and decent performance, coupled with the latest Android "Ice Cream Sandwich," make it a good choice for the budget-minded....
Publié: 2012-02-02, Auteur: Eric , review by: cnet.com
The Acer Iconia Tab A200 has the lowest price yet of any post-Honeycomb 10-inch tablet. It also has expandable memory options, a full USB port, and a well-designed, grippy back, and is upgradable to Android 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich). While running Honeycom
Other than Android 4.0 upgradability, there's really nothing particularly special about the A200. There's only one, low-quality front-facing camera and no back camera. There's also no HDMI. Acer Ring, an app and bookmark hub, is slow to start and doesn't
The Acer Iconia Tab A200 delivers an appealing, low price, but makes some key sacrifices to get there.
Affordable good quality 10" Android tablet, full size USB port, ergonomic, Affordable good quality 10" Android tablet, full size USB port, ergonomic, Affordable good quality 10" Android tablet, full size USB port, ergon
No rear camera, no HDMI port and anemic speakers, No rear camera, no HDMI port and anemic speakers, No rear camera, no HDMI port and anemic speakers, No rear camera, no HDMI port and anemic speakers
For the price, we really like the Acer Iconia Tab A200. Acer's doing a good job of chasing the affordable and entry level market with their tablets, and we can see the A200 selling well in Walmart where the Iconia A500 once reigned king. The tablet is...
Extrait: Acer's got a decent affordable Android tablet here, but the shortcuts are apparentMeet the Acer Iconia Tab A200. We've seen a lot of Android tablets in the past year or so. A lot of Honeycomb tablets. And let's be perfectly frank here -- after a while ...
Nice entrylevel price of $330, Sturdier updated design, Good battery life
No rear camera, Poor viewing angles, Extremely weak speakers
Let’s be serious here, the Acer ICONIA TAB A200 isn’t trying to be a cutting-edge tablet, but rather, it’s seeking success in attracting those on a budget – and to tell you the truth, it wins in that front. Sure it’s lacking some of the usual commodit...
