A US release is still a dream until the holidays hopefully, but Acer is already giving out gifts to the rest of the world.  While both the DX900 and X960 are not superfast as the Acer F1, they sure look equipped to take on other Windows smartphone devices in the market.  We have already given you the scoop on what’s under the hood, but for those tuning in late, the Acer DX900 has is a WinMo-powered, dual-SIM smartphone with triband HSDPA/quad-band EDGE support, a 2.8 inch VGA display, a 3mpx cam, WiFi, and GPS.  The X960 on the other hand lacks dual-SIM capability but packs all that the DX900 has to offer and goes a step further with HSUPA support and a 3.2-megapixel camera. Both the devices are available now across Europe and Asia.

So will we be seeing some Android devices too pretty soon? Let’s hope so.

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Acer is getting ready to launch two of its latest smartphones. According to Vincent Chen, the manager of product marketing at Acer’s Smart Handheld busines, the DX900 is going to be available by the end of the month while the X960 is coming early next month.

The DX900 will get you a 2.8-inch VGA touchscreen, dual SIM slots, quad-band GSM and tri-band UMTS/HSDPA, a 3.2 megapixel autofocus camera, GPS, WiFi, Bluetooth 2.0 and Windows Mobile 6.1. The X960 is almost similar but it lacks that dual SIM capability. Are they really going to be cheap?

We have no information about Acer’s first smartphone and MWC is two weeks away. However, according to this leaked image of it, the Acer handset will resemble very much to the Glofiish DX900 from E-Ten. Acer owns E-Ten so it makes perfect sense for them to take some of the existing technology. But did Acer copy everything? The DX900 had GPS, dual-SIM support, a 3 megapixel camera, a 2.8-inch VGA touchscreen and Windows Mobile 6.1 OS to make everything possible. Will Acer take everything?

On the other hand this might be just a photoshopped image and the real thing is coming to the MWC.

via mobiletech addicts