Acer unveils new Swift line ultraportable notebook and Aspire C Series all-in-one. All new products are powered by the latest 10th generation Intel® Core™ processors and run on Windows 10. The Acer Swift 5 SF514-54T/SF514-54GT and Swift 3 SF314-57/SF314-57G notebooks are built for maximum performance and mobility, combining all the qualities required for a modern ultraportable laptop: a thin body, stylish design and slim outer frame, as well as great performance and long battery life. New Acer Aspire C-line of desktop monoblocks designed for students and their families. The Aspire C Series is a sleek, stylish desktop with a thin bezel surrounding the screen and plenty of performance for a wide range of applications.
Acer Swift 5
“We are constantly striving to make our lightest 14-inch laptop ever2 even better,” said James Lin, general manager of notebook and IT business at Acer. – With the new Swift 5, we’ve added discrete graphics cards and support for the latest processors, so industry professionals, who often have to work on the go, no longer have to compromise on mobility and performance with their gadgets.
“The 10th generation Intel Core processors give today’s laptops completely new capabilities with the industry’s first full AI-enabled PC solutions, a new architecture that delivers a powerful performance boost to the integrated Iris Plus graphics card, and a best-in-class networking solution with support for Wi-Fi 6 Gig + and Thunderbolt 3,” said Chris Walker, corporate vice president and head of Mobility Client Platforms in the Client Computing Group, Intel. – Our partnership with Acer has helped us create stylish, powerful notebooks in the Swift lineup based on Intel’s high-performance new platform.
Acer Swift 5 – The World’s Lightest 14-inch Notebook2
Since hitting the market, the 14-inch Acer Swift 5 has been called the lightest notebook in its class2. The device enclosure is made of a combination of magnesium-lithium and magnesium-aluminum alloys, which helped to achieve the perfect balance of lightness and durability. The new generation Acer Swift 5 weighs just 990 grams with the NVIDIA® GeForce® MX2501 discrete graphics card and even less with the new Intel® Iris® Pro integrated graphics card , while it’s just 14.95 mm thin. Narrow bezels on three sides of the screen let the screen-to-cap ratio reach an impressive 86.4%.
With support for 10th generation Intel Core i7-1065G7 processors and up to 512GB of PCIe Gen 3×4 SSDs, users get superior performance that’s complemented by the outstanding image and color quality of the 14-inch Full HD IPS touchscreen3. The Swift 5 notebook is equipped with a USB 3 connector.1 Type-C with Thunderbolt 3, dual-band Wi-Fi 6 802.11ax .
Lightweight and fast for professionals who travel a lot, the Swift 5 is the ideal travel notebook. Get up to 12.5 hours4 of battery life on a full workday. The Swift 5 also has fast charging capabilities: only
With just 30 minutes of power on a single charge,5 you can use it for another 4.5 hours. Sign in with just a touch of the built-in fingerprint scanner thanks to Windows Hello.
Acer Swift 3
Acer Swift 3: Stylish, mobile, powerful
The stylish, lightweight Acer Swift 3 notebook is available in pink or steel gray, and weighs only 1.19 kg. Despite its thin enclosure, the Swift 3 gives you high performance with support for up to 10th generation Intel Core i7-1065G7 processors with Intel Iris Plus, an integrated graphics card, and optional NVIDIA GeForce MX250 discrete graphics cards. Also features up to 1024GB of PCIe Gen 3×4 SSD, 16GB of LPDDR4X RAM, Thunderbolt 3 support, and new dual band WiFi 6 wireless connectivity. A true portable companion for work and play, with up to 12.5 hours on a single charge6 and fast charging capabilities: Just 30 minutes of plugging in can deliver up to 4 hours of battery life video playback .
The Swift 3 features a 14″ IPS display3 with Full HD resolution. Narrow 4.37 mm screen borders help bring the image to life and contribute to an 84% screen-to-cover area ratio! The Swift 3 also features Acer Color Intelligence™ and Acer ExaColor for better color reproduction.
Acer Aspire C
Acer Aspire C: The perfect PC for the whole family
With a compact and sleek design, the ultra-thin Acer Aspire C just 8.5 mm thin1 has a stylish look and offers plenty of features to help students and their families. Available with 27-inch, 24-inch or 22-inch Full HD IPS display. All variants of novelty are equipped by Intel Core processors of 10th generation. With maximum RAM capacity of up to 32GB DDR4-2666 and plenty of disk space for storage thanks to support for SSD M.With 2 NVMe1 capacities up to 1TB and 2.5″ hard drives of up to 2TB, the Aspire C is the perfect all-in-one PC for multiple users with varied interests and needs.
A protective curtain on the webcam1 protects user privacy, and an HDMI port lets you connect an extra monitor or display to your device. It also packs four USB 3 ports on a chassis.11 connect peripherals like document printers, gaming devices or external USB storage. Users can protect their eyes with Acer Vision Care technologies, including Acer Bluelight Shield to reduce light interference in the blue spectrum and Flickerless1, which delivers more PC comfort by reducing screen flicker.
Price and availability
The Acer Swift 3 notebook will be available in American retail in October 2019 at a price starting at 49,990 Dollars.
The Acer Swift 5 laptop will be available at American retail in October 2019, priced from 69,990 Dollars.
Acer Aspire C monoblocks to appear at American retailers in Q1 2020 with prices starting from 39,990 Dollars.
I’m intrigued by the new Acer Swift 5! Being the world’s lightest 14-inch laptop with discrete graphics card support sounds impressive. However, I’m curious to know more details about its performance. Can anyone shed light on how well it handles graphic-intensive tasks and if it delivers a seamless user experience?
What is the specific model of the discrete graphics card supported in the new Acer Swift 5?
The Acer Swift 5 seems like an impressive laptop with its lightness and discrete graphics card support. I’m curious to know if the slim design compromises the performance and battery life. Can it handle demanding tasks without sacrificing its portability?