Acer Release Intel Lexington-Powered Liquid C1 with Android 4.0

Acer alluded plans last year of launching a Smartphone that will be powered by Intel’s processors. We were about to rest the case when a new report popped out today saying that Intel partnered with Acer to launch a Smartphone called Liquid C1 in Bangkok, Thailand. The Smartphone is reportedly powered by Intel’s Lexington-based Atom Z240 processor and will retail for 9,990 baht or roughly $335.27.

Acer and Intel have declared the Liquid C1 Smartphone, which runs on Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich. It is powered by Intel’s newly announced Lexington chipset – The Atom Z2420, which has a clock speed of 1.2GHz and has hyper-threading technology built-in. Only last week Lava had announced the Xolo X500 that was based on the same chipset, but there are some major differences between the two devices.

Acer Liquid C1 of Specifications and Features

• Display: 4.3-Inch 960x540 Display Resolution

• OS: Android 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich OS)

• Processor: 1.2ghz Processor, Intel's Atom Z2420 Chipset

• Memory: 4GB Internal Storage, Expandable By 32GB Via Microsd Card

• Connectivity: 802.11 B/G/N, GPS, Bluetooth, Micro-USB, Wi-Fi

• Camera: 8-Megapixel Rear Shooter, 0.3-Megapixel Front Camera

• Battery: 2,000mah Battery

• Weight: 140g

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