Wired magazine's Gadget Lab analyzes news of the introduction of Acer's first tablet PC, the Iconia Tab A500, a 10.1-inch model that will sell for $450.
"With the debut of the Iconia Tab A500, Taiwanese electronics manufacturer Acer is the latest to throw its hat into the tablet ring.
As of Friday morning, the 10.1-inch, Android 3.0-powered A500 is up for pre-order on Best Buys website for $450. It will be ready for purchase in Best Buy retail stores beginning April 24.
The price is less than the cheapest iPad 2, which costs $500 for a Wi-Fi only, 16-GB model. The Iconia A500 also has 16 GB of storage."
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