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Published: 2009-11-02, Author: Andrew , review by: techworld.com
When there are so many phones that offer an approachable user experience, this phone’s interface remains a sad relic of the slow-motion car crash we know as Windows Mobile. We’d advise you to run, rather than walk, away....
Large display with high resolution, Really snappy 1GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon processor
Perfunctory social networks integration, Bad software optimization, Mediocre incall quality, Battery doesn’t last long, Software that lacks the WOWeffect
It´s time everyone heard the verdict. Guilty as charged! Just a joke, of course. Now, let´s get to brass tacks. The Acer neoTouch S200 is a Windows phone that is equipped with really capable hardware components, but its software has not been properly o...
Fantastic everyday performance, Terrific battery life, Highcontrast, highresolution screen, Thin, sleek design, Simple program launcher interface included, Good screen sensitivity, Natively does incall recording
Poor build quality, Outdoor screen visibility isn't great, Buggy software, Below average call quality and speakerphone volume, Subpar camera, No case included, Poor GPS performance, Screen feels "mushy", Cheap stylus, Onscreen keyboard is mediocre, No...
The neoTouch S200 is comparable to an inexpensive sports car that has a turbocharged engine but lacks in quality in every other aspect. You know the type. While it's great that Acer was able to build a Snapdragon chipset into their top of the line...
When there are so many phones that offer an approachable user experience, the Acer neoTouch S200’s interface remains a sad relic of the slow-motion car crash we know as Windows Mobile. We’d advise you to run, rather than walk, away. ...
Large, bright 3.8in. touchscreen, Fast 1GHz processor, WiFi, Bluetooth, HSPA and GPS, 3.5mm headset connector
A bit short on builtin memory, Windows Mobile 6.5 still requires occasional use of a stylus, May be hard for some to use onehanded
If you're after a Windows Mobile 6.5 smartphone with a large and touch-friendly display, Acer's neoTouch is worth considering. It could do with more built-in memory, but the 1GHz Snapdragon processor is fast...
Abstract: After buying maker of smartphones Glofiish last year, Acer brought out a few rebranded Glofiish models before settling down to bring out own-designed kit.The results have been a bit hit and miss so far, and the latest tranche to hit the streets, of fou...
Abstract: It must be sweet October for Microsoft, with the launch of WinMo 6.5 on the 6th followed by the desktop Windows 7 on the 22nd. Acer are quick to sneak into the spotlight and make the most of the primetime coverage. Their neoTouch is leading a small Poc...
Overall the neoTouch, F1, S200 has a lot of impressive features, the processor and the screen are brilliant, as I have not played with the HTC competitors in this area I think Matt will need to stack them all together and give an overall comparison, bu...
The screen is superb, and we found Web browsing particularly pleasant. There's YouTube and Facebook clients and you can put links to them right on the home screen. Blogger and Flickr also benefit from direct links. Microsoft’s over the air marke...
The camera shoots at 5 megapixels and has a flash, but it's pretty feeble and the camera itself is merely average. The shiny black shell feels a little flimsy and attracts fingerprints, while the screen is resistive rather than capacitive, so it doesn...
It's quite simply the big screen that makes the neoTouch worth a second, third and fourth glance. Acer neoTouch is tagged with Acer neoTouch, Acer, Windows Mobile 6.5 and touchscreen. Select a tag (Acer neoTouch, for example) to find everything on Fiv...
