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hi I'm Scott Stein and here at a Sears event in New York where they have two new Android 7-inch tablets but one a little bit different than the other the design pretty different we got the Acer Iconia one seven and the Acer Iconia Tab 7 now what are the differences well the one seven is the lower price one and it comes in a variety of candy colors as a nice ruggedized feel sturdy kind of like a kindle fire and it runs off an Intel Atom processor not the latest one but an okay one and it has eight or 16 gigs of internal storage and your basic camera 2 megapixels on the rear 129 when it comes out later this spring /summer around May June now the tab 7 as an aluminum design and also has 3G phone connectivity if you like the idea of a massive tablet phone a use case as a media tech quad-core processor they both have 1200 by 800 resolution displays they're both upgradeable to KitKat this one's Android 4.4 this one starts Android 4.2 but they're they're kind of similar deals not too different the price here is going to be 149 euros when it launches we'll find out what the u.s. price is hopefully soon enough you're getting a similar type of tablet feel a little more premium here but it's not ultra premium this is not anywhere near the top end of the tablet market these are both in the strictly budget territory both feel pretty nice though keep in mind they are also upgradable with micro sd thank goodness whether you want aluminum or they want slang for the kids the one 7 or the tab 7 eraser 7 inch Android tablets for the immediate future I'm Scott Stein at CNET here at Easter event in New York Oh