Acer N series
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The Acer N series is a line of PDAs produced by Acer for the Pocket PC 2002 operating system and its successors over the period 2003 to 2005.
The newer models are ones from the n300 series – Acer n310 and Acer n311. The Acer N series is well known for the USB hosts in the newer models.[citation needed]
By the time of the introduction of the later models smartphones were thought to beginning to make significant in-roads into the market for PDAs.[1]
| Model | Introduced | Processor | Speed | Screen | Native OS | Features |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Acer N10 | 2003 | XScale PXA255 | 300MHz | 240x320 | Pocket PC 2002 | [2][3] |
| Acer N20 | 2003 | [4] | ||||
| Acer N30 | 2004 | Samsung S3C2410 | 266MHz | 240x320 | Windows Mobile 2003 | Bluetooth capable[5][6] |
| Acer N35 | 2004 | Samsung S3C2410 | 266MHz | 240x320 | Windows Mobile 2003 | with integrated GPS receiver[5][7] |
| Acer N50 | 2005 | 320x240 | Windows Mobile 2003SE | USB[8][9][10] | ||
| Acer N300 | 2005 | 300MHz | Windows Mobile 5.0 | As N310 but slower clock speed[11][1][12] | ||
| Acer N310 | 2005 | Arm-900 S3C2440 | 400MHz | 640x480 | Windows Mobile 5.0 | As N311 but no Cradle[11][1][12][13] |
| Acer N311 | 2005 | Arm-900 S3C2440 | 400MHz | 640x480 | Windows Mobile 5.0 | Wi-Fi, USB, SD card slot[11][1][12][14] |
