The MH06 is a very appealing shade of red, it actually manages to look neat, especially with the bold “ME” apparently splashed carelessly on the lid. The lid and palmrest have been imparted a glossy finish in the same red tones and the inner lid is glossy black. The silver coloured power button is a nice depart from the red-black combination. Build quality is good and the device feels very solid. The keys are small and feel quite clustered, even for a 10.1-inch screen. We figure the Acer 532H really leads the way in this regard. The function keys are even smaller, any smaller and you’d need to use a stylus to use them. The display is mediocre, typical of a 10.1-inch screen and the colours and contrast are below what is acceptable for any kind of multimedia work. The display although low on contrast was brighter than the other 10.1-inch displays for some reason.

The MH06 features the now ageing N270 Atom processor, which is part of the first generation family of Atom CPUs from Intel. The power hungry 945GSE platform ensures that battery life is kept at a minimum, although slightly larger battery rating keeps batterylife two and a half hours, which is respectable. At Rs. 19,990 plus taxes, the MH06 is a little overpriced, especially considering the ageing hardware. The Acer 532H-2Bb is a much better deal.
 

The MH06 is a very appealing shade of red, it actually manages to look neat, especially with the bold “ME” apparently splashed carelessly on the lid. The...