Acer A1 Android Phone To Launch In September?

by Chris Moor
tagged Acer, Acer A1

acer android phones DigiTimes are today reporting a rumor that Acer are planning to launch their Android powered A1, handset as early as September of this year.

According to sources at a Taiwan handset component supplier, the Acer A1 will be joined by the Acer F1, a Windows Mobile 6.5 handset on Qualcomm’s Snapdragon platform. Two other WinMo powered smartphones, the Acer C1/E1, and L1 are also planned for launch in Q4.

Just last month it was reported that Acer are aiming to launch 9 new smartphones in 2009, including their first Android powered smartphone in Q4.

[via digitimes.com]

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Comments

LaptuaZ

So how many phones do we have rumors for and how many are actually in the wild? 4 Android phones or soon to be 4?
http://www.articleblast.com Jason

Does anyone know what carrier this phone will be with in the US?

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