New Phone: Acer Liquid

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Acer Liquid

The new Acer Liquid, a new Android device, was reveled today unofficially byAcer.  Although they did not release any actual pictures of the device they did release a bunch of specs:

  • 1GHz Snapdragon Processor
  • Android 1.6 with a custom Acer UI (no clue what that looks like yet)
  • 3.5″ WVGA (800×480) Capacitive Screen
  • WiFi, GPS, Bluetooth and 3G (no clue what frequencies yet though)
  • 5MP Camera
  • FM Radio
  • MicroSD Slot

No word yet if any US carriers will pick it up or what 3G frequencies it will have, we will keep you informed 🙂

Anyone Android users drooling?

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  • methodz

    is Acer run by Gateway computer or have any affiliation with them. If so I would never ever consider this product because of my hate for Gateway and their CRAP customer support. They screwed me on my $1800 monitor, and a bunch of others too. Provided their track record this device will work until one week after the warranty expires then they will not offer to fix it nor provide you a way to fix it. On the other hand, if Acer is not affiliated with Gateway, then what a nice device LOL.

    • Hello Methodz,

      Ha, actually Acer bought Gateway in October 2007. So was your crappy experiences before or after that? lol

  • methodz

    Yes, this was just a few months ago. There are youtubes of the problem and people who have the same exact issue. breaks just a few weeks past warranty. hey, stuff breaks and i’m willing to pay top dollar to fix it but they don’t have a fix for it nor will take it back to repair it even at my cost! so…i can’t support this phone. x3 it is unless the hd2 goes android

  • Neo

    You’re welcome for the tip. 😛

    Snapdragon finally on Googly phones.

  • normski

    hey methodz, inquire in to the sales of goods act in your country because FOR EXAMPLE: if you were an EU citizen then the European sales of goods act dictates a manufacturer must ensure a product operates within its stated parameters during its “satisfactory product life expectancy”, this is typically 3 to 5 years. the only issue is you will have to prove it is an inherent fault. this may require legal action. when you purchase a product you are entering in to a legal contract with the manufacturer. if you believe strongly enough that they have broken the terms of the contract and you feel others are experiencing the same issue then i would advise seeking legal advice.

    good luck

  • manny

    oo0 shyttt is hott lol….

  • Neo

    More pics/details came up on Gizmodo. It looks pretty good. I just don’t like Android as much as Maemo. 🙂