Acer Iconia A700 stops by FCC

According to some recent reports it has been confirmed that Acer Iconia Tab A700 has passed through the FCC. The tablet has been in the news since it was displayed at the CES in January early this year. As the tablet has passed the FCC we can expect it to start shipping by this summer.

This tablet features a high resolution display with 1920 x 1200 pixels and a NVIDIA Tegra 3 Quad-Core processor.  Apart from these specifications its other features are not confirmed exactly from the product label. But it has been confirmed that the tablet will support Wi-Fi. So we will be sure about the other specifications only after the tablet get released to the market.

This new Iconia will join the line of other Acer tables, the existing Iconia Tab A510 and A200 tablets which are having 10inch displays with NVIDIA Tegra 3 and Tegra 2 processor. Both these devices are being sold at $449 and $299 respectively.

But by guessing from the resolution of the screen and the processor we can expect the A700 to be the most expensive tablet among the Acers Android tablets. However there has not been any comment from Acer officially regarding the Tablets as well as its price.

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