Acer DX900 Tempo Cell phone Review Acer抯 Dual-Sim Debut.

For those who have an Acer PC using your desk, you will look upon the most important ever mobile phone (released April 2009) offering through computer giant with more than a little interest. At first glance it very such as E-TEN (which Acer not long ago bought) smartphone, leading to thoughts which usually Acer has simply bought the corporate for the purposes of rebranding anything and making an entrance into your mobile phone arena
As first entry the Acer DX900 isn't a bad handset, offering good features in addition to duel SIM capability. It’ s just a little squat and chunky located at 106mm x 60. 5mm x 17mm in dimensions, but the rubbery-feel casing in your own home to hold and it’ s 147g weight causes it to be nestle down firmly towards the hand. The exterior Speak to, End and Navi buttons that ignite when you press one of them makes use in low-light ailments easy.
It is ergonomically furnished with a 2. 8inch (measured diagonally) 65K color TFT resistive touchscreen delivers 640x480 pixels. Also included in the display are handwriting acceptance, an accelerometer sensor for UI rotate along with a light sensor.
As Acer DX900 can run Microsoft Windows Mobile 6. 1 Professional with a widget user interface a few of the icons are very tiny and require the bundled stylus. However, the SPB Mobile Shell software sitting along with the WB allows screen sweeping to reach well-used places such since contacts, applications and work schedule. Also accessible in this fashion is the SIM account signal strength alerts details screen.
Under the goes over, the handset works relating to both 2G and 3G communities, covering GSM 850/900/1800/1900 not to mention HSDPA 850/1900/2100 on SIM 1, as well as GSM 900/1800/1900 on SIM 3.
The NOT-sluggish 533MHz chip (a Samsung S3C 64100) zooms along right away and while the in-built memory could have been more generous - you’re able to always insert a microSD card you might be deprived after loading up all there may be on offer when you start up the handset. If you install the lot - you'll have about 100MB of memory left for the use. The phone has 128MB RAM MEMORY and 256 MB ROM and allows practically unending entries and fields from the phonebook and call records sections in addition to photocall.
In terms about data handling, the Acer DX900 seems to have class 10 (4+1/3+2slots), 32-48 kbps GPRS as well as Class 10, 236. 8 kbps ADVANTAGE. On 3G HSDPA it offers 7. 2 Mbps, Wi-Fi 802. 11 b/g, Bluetooth V2. 0 with A2DP along with a miniUSB. There is basically no infrared port.
The 3. 15 MP camera yields pictures of 2048x1536 pixels and it has autofocus and LED show. Video is possible, plus there's an additional secondary VGA videocall video camera.
Also included is TEXT MESSAGE, MMS, Email, Instant Messaging, a good HTML Browser, Games and much beloved GPS using this SiRF Star III chipset. It includes Pocket Office, offering program for Word, Excel, PowerPoint, One Note and PDF Viewer with Voice Memo and an Music player.
Running multiple applications during your day will mean recharging every evening. The battery is a normal Li-Po 1530 mAh which provides you with up to 150 hours standby time or longer to 10 hours have a discussion time. It’ s dear, but not at the top-end, and certainly offers wonderful features.
What we didn’ capital t like:
The navi button is extremely low on the front for the handset. If you prod located at it without ensuring a good balanced grip, the cellular phone risks falling. It’ s some of those things you learn all the hard way.
The low amount connected with internal memory once lots of the applications on offer are installed requires using micro-SD cards. We felt this could have been more generous
No Car radio! Not even FM…