Dec 22, 2024 | Updated: 11:35 AM EDT
Apr 29, 2017 06:50 PM EDT
Acer's announcement in its latest press conference has upped the expectation of students and especially gamers. Three laptops one monitor and an upgraded desktop will be shipped later this year.
Acer has proven to be a worthy competitor and over the course of the year has gained a strong foothold in commercial and personal use. However, Acer has not been able to meet a typical game maniac's expectation. Digital Trends has briefed what to expect from Asus this summer.
The veil from Nitro 5 is yet to be opened up completely, but CoolBoost technology owned by Acer will help users to manually adjust the fan speed cooling. This will help incorporate slim notebook with Intel seventh-gen processors and GeForce GTX 1050 graphic chips.
The Predator X27 will sport Nvidia's G-sync technology for syncing the videos with the help of GeForce graphic chips on the screen. The Quantum Dot technology makes this an irresistible display which can emit any light on any given frequency. The Predator X27 will be further segregated into two parts; the vanilla flat predator X27 boasting 3840 x 2160 resolutions and the curved predator Z2271UV sporting 2560 x 1440 resolutions. The price has not been revealed yet and will be in the market by August of 2017.
Ars technica reports Helios 300 to be a jacked up version of Nitro 5, will be available in 15 and 17-inch display size which will support Core i5 and i7 with upgradable RAM. However, it is the unveiling of Triton 700 that has caused so much stir among the young generation. The aero blades will be visible while working which is going to make Triton 700 a unique model and will stand as a bizarre yet intriguing model.
The prices are yet to be confirmed, but it is inevitable to say that Acer might have played their trump card. The models are expected to storm the market before the fall of 2017.
