The Acer Liquid E1 was announced at Mobile World Congress as a mid range device running Android 4.1 Jelly Bean. The Liquid E1 is equipped with a large 4.5″ qHD screen but feels quite comfortable in the hand due to the rounded edges. Internally, the phone has a dual core 1Ghz process and 1GB of RAM. Internal storage is limited to just 4GB but can be expanded thanks to the microSD card slot.
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The phone also has dual speakers and a battery rated at 1,765mAh. The Acer Liquid E1 is a dual SIM device and you can spot the two mini SIM card slots over at the back. Acer has equipped the Liquid E1 with a very light skin on top of Android 4.1 and an interesting addition is what is being called a float caller.
What this means is that incoming calls will be displayed as a floating widget on top of currently running apps allowing you to continue working on the task at hand. Being a dual SIM device it is also possible to switch between calls via a dedicated tab. Over all the Liquid E1 felt quite promising during our hands. The phone is expected to be priced around 199 Euros.