It seems that Acer as a company has decided to give a big time to the existing mobile phone market leaders. The kind of products it is bringing out would definitely be a reason of many sleepless nights for its contenders. If you get a chance to have a look on the gadget you’ll also agree that it doesn’t really need an introduction.
This Microsoft Windows Mobile 6.1 Professional powered phone has got a full QWERTY keypad at a smooth slide out position. The Acer M900 has got a huge touch sensitive TFT screen of 3.8 inches allowing 65K colors at 480 x 800 pixels resolution. It comes in an attractive black colored casing with 119 x 62 x 17.1 mm dimensions and is of 188 grams in weight. The screen has got handwriting recognition attribute and the user interface of the phone is widget based.
The Acer M900 is an extremely desirable gadget as it has got number of security options. It has got special fingerprint recognition attribute which will restrict the gadget from unrecognized authorization. The quick folder option allows you to keep your data in a locked folder.The phone has a highly powerful 5 mega pixel camera which comes with auto focus and LED flash facility which captures still images and videos. The secondary camera is meant for video calling. The presented MP3 player will let you enjoy the music with extra bit of ease.
Virtual documentation is easy through the Acer M900 as the company didn’t forget to put the Pocket Office attribute to assist accessing Word, Excel, PowerPoint, OneNote and PDF files. 3G HSDPA, WLAN Wi-Fi, Bluetooth with A2DP, mini USB, EDGE and GPRS connectivity and data sharing services are putted to ensure its compatibility. You will be glad to access the Internet through the given HTML browser. GPS navigation system has been completed through the SiRF Star III chipset technology.
The Acer M900 sports a MicroSD memory card slot providing the users to connect a memory card to ensure good memory space which will help them to store their valuable data. The battery backup has not been published yet.
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