Acer N311
The Acer N311 is a PDA produced by Acer. It is part of the Acer N Series of PDAs.
Features
The Acer N311 has the following features:
- Samsung S3C2440 clocked at 400 MHz
- 3.7 in (9.4 cm) VGA-resolution screen with a resolution of 480×640.
- 128MB flash memory for storing user data.
- 64MB of RAM.
- SD card slot compatible with SDIO cards (such as webcams and network cards)
- Built-in Bluetooth (version 1.2)
- Built-in WiFi (802.11b)
- USB host controller for connecting USB devices to it via the sync cradle.
- 1200mAh battery (approximately 8 hours use)
Included software
The following software comes pre-installed on the handheld:
- Outlook Mobile — Organize personal information: calendar, contacts, tasks, notes and messaging
- Word Mobile — Word processing application compatible with Microsoft Word
- Excel Mobile — Spreadsheet application compatible with Microsoft Excel
- PowerPoint Mobile — Presentation slide application compatible with Microsoft PowerPoint
- Windows Media Player 10 Mobile — Play back multimedia files: MP3, Windows Media Audio, Windows Media Video, and streaming video files
- Internet Explorer Mobile — Browse websites and download files and images
- Voice recorder
- Calculator — Easy-to-use calculator
- Games — Enjoy playing classic Solitaire and Bubble Breaker
- File Explorer — Manage files in flash memory or on storage media cards
- Pictures & Videos — View pictures and videos
- Lunar View — View the Chinese lunar calendar
- Pocket MSN — Provides instant access to your MSN Hotmail account and MSN Messenger Contacts list
- Backup/restore utility — Back up/restore important files onto external storage devices
- Terminal Services Client— Run applications or remotely manage a server from the Pocket PC
- Pocket TV Enterprise Edition — Play back MPEG 1 video files (unavailable on the latest firmware)
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