Acer, the Taiwanese multinational hardware and electronics corporation is known for its desktop and laptop PCs. The company has entered the mobile space with its tablets and is trying hard to make a name for itself in one of the most profitable segments. The latest slate from Acer to hit the store shelves is the Iconia A1-713. Acer is promoting the 3G data and voice calling ability of the tablet and calls it one of the best in its price range. We decided to take the device for a spin in order to find out if it has enough quality to sustain in the market and here’s what we think. Retail Package Acer Iconia A1-713 comes in a standard retail box with usual product branding and its hardware details. Inside the package you can find the A/C adapter, USB cable and some leaflets. Apart from the basic accessories, Acer isn’t providing anything else and we believe that’s more to do with keeping the cost down. Design The Acer Iconia A1-713 comes with a design language that we have seen with most of the 7-inch Android slates out there. Acer’s building material of choice is plastic and even though it’s of high quality ...
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