Acer BeTouch E400 Smartphone to Hit Market Soon

Submitted by Pankaj Lakhotia on Sun, 02/21/2010 - 12:00

Acer recently announced the launch of 'beTouch E400 smart phone', which runs on Android 2.1 operating system and features with Acer UI, Smart LED notifications, social network support.

The new Taiwanese smartphone, with a 3G connectivity and Wi-Fi to surf the web, is designed for those who want to switch to internet browsing on the move.

Powered with an efficient processor at 600 MHz Qualcomm 7227, an expandable memory of 32GB and a 256 MB RAM, it turns multi-touch user interface that offers both style and functionality.

The Acer model offers Behavior Lighting with LED smart lighting that glows different colors to alert about new messages, miss calls and Low battery levels.

With Li-Po 1090 mAh battery, Acer BeTouch E400 supports calls up to five hours and up to 17 days standby time.

Features of Acer BeTouch E400 include a Unique, slim and lightweight design with signature Home Ring, a 3.2 inch high-definition screen with 256K colors, a nemo Player and a Smart integration of Facebook.

Available in Soft-touch black, Ceramic White and Pearl Red with 3 changeable battery covers, it has a 3.2MP camera which records video, allowing them to be published directly on YouTube.


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