The weight is kept down thanks to a “sophisticated selection of materials” that includes magnesium-lithium allots for the top and bottom cover, and magnesium-aluminium alloys for additional sturdiness on the palm-rest area. The lightweight chassis is the main selling point – this device weighs less than 1kg, which is Apple MacBook territory. Next up is the Swift 5 ( pictured above), a new machine that Acer says is designed for users who want portability, performance, and style to boot. Related: Best laptops for students Acer Swift 5 The Acer Switch 7 Black Edition is the most expensive of the new laptop line-up, and will be available in Europe from December, starting at €1,999. It runs on Window 10, supports Windows Hello, and even includes an optical-based under-glass fingerprint sensor that lets you power on the device through user authentication.
The laptop itself weighs less than 1.15kg with the keyboard detached, and features a brushed aluminium body that Acer says offers “a robust feel and beautiful tactile touch”.Īcer has equipped the Switch 7 Black Edition with a large 13.5-inch IPS display that offers a resolution of 2256 x 1504 pixels. Inside the laptop, you’ll find an 8th-generation Intel Core i7 processor and Nvidia’s GeForce MX150 graphics card, an entry-level mobile GPU. Apparently, this is made possible using a custom fanless cooling technology built by Acer that’s being dubbed Dual LiquidLoop. The company claims that the device is the “world’s first” fanless 2-in-1 notebook equipped with discrete graphics. Acer Switch 7 Black EditionĪcer’s new Switch 7 Black Edition is the crème de la crème of the company’s IFA laptop announcement. We’ve rounded up all the details on Acer’s new gear, which you’ll find below. “Whether for work, play or creating, in the office or on-the-go, Acer offers a wide range of products to meet diverse and unique needs of the modern user,” he added. “Acer is constantly bringing the latest technology to its notebooks across the portfolio to give people the personal computing experience they demand in an always-on, digitally-driven world,” said Jerry Kao, President of IT Products at Acer.
This year’s IFA 2017 tradeshow is only just underway, but Acer is already churning out tech news – including a tempting selection of new laptops.īack to school season is upon us, which is why it’s no surprise to see Taiwanese tech giant Acer launching a range of new slim, lightweight notebooks that could be the perfect choice for essay-burdened students in desperate need of a Netflix binge.
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