The big tablet battleground has moved away from the 10-inch market, with manufacturers far more interested in creating smaller devices. At 7.9-inches, Acer's remodeled Iconia A1 tablet is one such tablet, aiming to go up against the Nexus 7, Asus Fonepad and Galaxy Note 8.0. It's Acer's chance to have a device crowned king of the low-cost Android tablets.Of course, its size draws inevitable comparisons to the iPad mini, but with prices starting at รข‚¬159, it's clear the similarities with Apple's best-selling tablet end at the screen dimensions.Going toe to toe with the Google Nexus 7 and the FonePad, the Acer Iconia A1 boasts a quad Core 1.2GHz processor, which keeps things nice and smooth. You can flip and navigate the OS with ease, and it lends to a buttery smooth experience, as you'd ex
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