Acer Brings Android On New Smartphones

Android Acer-M900 Acer manufacture bets on Android and launching an Acer Android products series, including netbooks and smartphones based on open-source operating system from Google. After the Aspire One D250, invasion android will touch 50% of mobile phone company. Many tech website have reported the news on the upcoming launch of the expected Netbook Acer signed Android, which will be commercialized in November.

The Google Android OS will be installed in dual boot with Windows XP operating system, so that the user will have the opportunity to choose the software that best suits for requirements. The Acer android netbook retail price will start from $300 up to $350, but currently we have no further details on configuring the Acer netbook signed Android. Acer Taiwanese company, however does not stop at segment Mini-PC also netbook, and it can also hit the fledgling range of smartphones.

According to the latest rumors, Acer will integrate Google Android on over 50% of mobile phones on commerce market and the first model will be available is Acer A1, a smartphone which we have already spoken in the past. Acer computer company, even in this case does not waive the Microsoft operating system and programs by the end of 2009 three smartphone with Windows Mobile. It specifically Acer models F1, Acer L1 and Acer C1. At this time in Europe, Canada, United States and some regions in Asia, China, India and Australia was launched Acer E1, or Acer beTouch E101, exclusively with Wind telecom operator company.

Acer beTouch E101, also known as Acer E1 is first smartphone running Windows Mobile 6.5 with all Windows Live features, including links to more known social networks such as Facebook, Blogger, Flickr and YouTube. Acer beTouch E101 on sale in Wind stores from 6th October with approximately price 199 euros.

The Android-based terminals will be produced by Compal, Inventec and helping in the manufacture of smartphones with Windows Mobile. The Acer strategy is clear, Acer company does not cut ties with Microsoft and its products, but they show curiosity and interest to other solutions open source like Android.