Acer AT2026 Review
Acer has released a number of TVs in recent times, none of which set the world on fire, however the Acer AT2026 will hope to do so.
The set itself is certainly not bad looking, and may even be seen as an attractive tv – something in the vein of the companies aesthetically pleasing laptops. Acer has given the set a 720p HD ready LED screen, which is average at best, though works with BluRay and other high quality sources. The TV has a 60Hz refresh rate and so is quite average in its abilities.
Acer AT2026 Form
The build and remote of the TV are lacking, which is a common Acer problem . Acer have a tendency to make attractive TVs, though they do tend to creak and bend when placed under stress.
Acer AT2026 Video Playback
The TV comes in 20in size and is 168mm deep, meaning it is not the slimmest TV in current living memory and quite deep. It however is definitely small enough to hang up and the TV has a number of side connections meaning it is easily accessible. The set has 2 HDMI ports, a Scart, VGA, composite and a number of others as well as a USB. Fortunately Acer has given the TV the ability to decode and allow the watching of Div X and other sources of downloaded video.
Samsung has given the TV a freeview set, making it an ideal replacement for people who are looking at replacing old CRT sets, or are converting before the analogue signal is shut off.
Acer AT2026 EPG
The EPG is shared with a number of Acer sets and is , though this is not a good thing as it is quite poor and really doesn’t look pretty, or acts functionally when compared to other TVs.
Images are displayed in SD and are quite good in quality, with a decent contract rate, some light leakage around edges, but it’s overall okay. The TV is also quite fluid in its offering and we would advise its use for more menial pursuits such as in a kitchen or bedroom.
Acer AT2026 Gaming
The TV has a quite quick response time of 5m/s and just like other Acer sets, makes a great monitor for a computer and really eliminates lag for computer games. The 2x5w speakers are nothing impressive, though are ideal for most activities with the set, as its size will mean it is not a central TV for a large room.
The Acer AT2026 is a perfectly okay TV, with some nice features, though it lacks in some ways and is perfect for small usage, or computer usage, though not ideal for anything more.
Get the Acer AT2026 on Amazon.co.uk

