Acer stories

Acer has unveiled three new Chromebooks designed for users needing an affordable device for productivity, entertainment and communication. >>

The ConceptD 3 Ezel has features that will set your creative juices flowing.>>

Chromebooks were the best performing client PC product in Q3, as shipments grew 122% to a total of 9.4 million – tablets are making a comeback.>>

A good screen can make a huge difference in the gaming experience.>>

The company states that the convertible notebook is designed for professionals who frequently travel.>>

The dip in yearly revenue was offset by an 89% increase in operating profit, increasing from $232,344 in FY18 to $440,741 the following year. >>

Of the top five PC vendors, Apple was hit hardest in Q1 as its shipments fell by over 20% to 3.2 million units.>>

"This bump in demand may be short lived as many fear the worst is yet to come and this could lead to both consumers and businesses tightening spending in the coming months.">>

Despite a surprise year of worldwide growth for the PC market, Asia Pacific saw its fifth straight quarter of decline in 4Q19.>>

With the first year of full-year growth since 2011, Lenovo, HP and Dell took the lion’s share with 65% of the global PC market.>>

The ConceptD range comprises of high-performance devices that are optimised for the creative industries.>>

Acer has welcomed Leading Edge Computer Group to its Diamond Partner Program, a program that spans 105 independent resellers looking to extend their reach across Australia.>>

MSI, HP, Lenovo and Acer all expected to launch systems with the cards over the next few months.>>

Nearly one of every four PCs shipped during the quarter were from Lenovo or one of its subsidiaries as the company once again managed to hold the top position in the market.>>

The processors bring high-performance artificial intelligence (AI) to the PC at scale, feature new Intel Iris Plus graphics for entertainment.>>

Acer has given the world a sneak preview of its new Predator X35 gaming monitor, due to be released from August 1.>>

Year-over-year growth during the quarter reached 4.7%, which was notably higher than expected.>>

New Zealand PC market declines on the back of high channel inventory, IDC New Zealand reports.>>

In the worldwide PC market, global shipments were above expectations, reaching 58.5 million during the last quarter.>>

The TravelMate X514 is designed for business and commercial use, while the Chromebook Spin 13 aims for the growing classroom device market.>>

A simple and manageable programme designed to incentivise, recognise and reward commercial partner achievements.>>

Predator Triton 900 features a convertible 4K display and the new NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2080 GPU, and the 500 is just 18mm thick.>>

The traditional PC market saw shipments decline 3.7% in 4Q18, although this was less than the expected 4.7%.>>

After six years of mediocre to flat growth, traditional PCs look to be on the rise again.>>