The Acer Liquid Z410 is the latest budget smartphone from the company with 4G LTE connectivity and packs a 64-bit MediaTek Soc. The Liquid Z410 is available for €129 (equivalent to $155) and would officially go on sale by the end of February in EMEA (Europe, Middle East and Africa) regions.
Some of the specs were no detailed including the internal storage capacity, battery and the RAM. But the Acer Liquid Z410 features a 4.5-inch qHD display, powered by a 64-bit SoC (maybe the MediaTek MT6752) with Mali-760 GPU, 5MP rear camera, 2MP front camera with 80 degree wide-angle lens and front facing speaker.
Even though the battery capacity is not detailed it has about 400hours of standby time and 5.5hours of talktime. The Acer Liquid Z410 has DTS digital audio support for enhanced audio output and runs on Android 4.4 Kitkat OS. It also has the AcerRAPID key feature which allows user access a wide range of options with a single touch; it also has the AcerEXTEND which allows user take control of ther smartphone with a Windows OS PC either wirelessly or via a cable.
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