Gadgetory

hello i'm luke west wing for cnet's here at the ephah tech trade show in berlin we're taking a look at this it's the acer iconia a 3 tablet so let's go over the basics this tablet looks like a lot that we've seen before it's got a 10.1 inch display it's running Android version 4.2 and it has a quad-core 1.2 gigahertz processor on the inside around the sides you get a few bonuses including a hdmi connector for hooking the tablet up to your TV and a microSD port for bumping up the built-in storage another quite cool feature is something a circles intelli spin now what this basically does is uses sensors inside the tablet to rotate the display when you pop it down on a flat surface that's quite useful one downside is the screen resolution this is a 1280 by 800 pixel display and that's not as many pixels as you will find on rival tablets like the new Nexus 7 or the Nexus 10 one way the tablet could make up for that deficiency however is with its low price the Wi-Fi version is going to start at 249 euros which is pretty affordable so all things considered we've got a fairly ordinary 10-inch tablet here here's hoping the low price can redeem it on the quest raiva cnet's please check out cnet com / Aoife for more Aoife coverage you