GPD is no stranger to powerful gaming handhelds, having previously launched the very expensive GPD Win Max 3 in August 2026, and the company has recently confirmed via a Weibo post that it is working on an Intel Arc G3 Extreme-powered version of its Win Mini gaming handheld.

Prior versions of the GPD Win Mini were available with up to the AMD Ryzen AI 9 HX 370 with its Radeon 890M iGPU, which put the system more or less on the same level as other popular handhelds, like the Lenovo Legion Go 2, while a Win Mini Ultra with the Intel Arc G3 Extreme CPU could perform significantly faster—about as well as an entry-level dGPU, thanks to the onboard Intel Arc B390 iGPU with 12 full Xe3 cores.

Electronic Arts recently announced that it is shuttering BioWare and cancelling its upcoming Mass Effect game and cutting 400 jobs in the process, after the gaming giant acquired the game studio in 2007. According to a former executive producer at BioWare, Mark Darrah, however, there may still be hope for fans of BioWare's myriad beloved franchises, including Mass Effect.

Mark Darrah on YouTubeRemember, BioWare, 100% owned by EA, so EA owns all the IPs. They own Dragon Age, they own Mass Effect, they own Jade Empire. So, that doesn't change the situation really at all... Now, there's nobody working on a game or games within the EA organization, and chances are there never will be, which might make them more likely to sell off those IPS, but it might also make them more likely to just try to forget that they ever existed and bury them in the vault.

EIZO Corporation (TSE: 6737) today announced the FlexScan EV2401S - a 23.8-inch Full HD (1920 x 1080) monitor designed for extended deployment across office and homework environments. Building on the proven performance of its predecessor, the EV2480, it combines enhanced visual performance, low power consumption, and an industry-leading warranty to support organizations seeking lasting value from workplace technology.

As organizations reevaluate the technology used across offices and home workspaces, attention is increasingly shifting from short-term specifications to lifecycle value. As one of the most frequently used devices in the workplace, the monitor plays an important role in reducing both operating costs and environmental impact. The EV2401S addresses these priorities with a typical power consumption of just 9 watts and a range of power-saving technologies designed to reduce energy use over time.

Tuxedo Computers, the German Linux hardware maker, has launched the Stellaris 16 Gen 8, a 16-inch desktop replacement laptop with optional liquid cooling. Stellaris 16 is powered by Intel Core Ultra 9 290HX Plus processors and NVIDIA GeForce RTX GPUs from 5070 up to 5090. The laptop uses an all-aluminium chassis, measures 357 x 260 x 28 mm and weighs up to 2.8 kg, depending on configuration. The internal cooling system uses three fans, two on each side and one in the middle for up to 240 W of combined CPU and GPU power. For additional cooling, users can buy the optional Tuxedo Aquaris external docking station. This circulates distilled water through a dedicated cooling pipe inside the notebook, improving overall cooling performance. However, that will pretty much limit the laptop's mobility. Tuxedo also offers its own Control Center software that provides control over CPU power limits and fan speeds.

As with all of its laptops, Tuxedo provides plenty of other options for Stellaris 16. Users can choose the display from an IPS 300 Hz matte panel, a 300 Hz Mini-LED with G-Sync support, or an OLED with a 240 Hz refresh rate and 1000 nits brightness. The laptop supports either up to 96 GB DDR5-6400 or 128 GB DDR5-5600 memory. For storage, it includes two M.2 slots for SSDs, one PCIe 5.0 and one PCIe 4.0. Another important feature is that both SSDs, the RAM slots, the Wi-Fi module, and the 99 Wh battery can be accessed after removing the bottom cover.

Hyperkin, a global leader in video game hardware, announced Today that the all new colors of the SupaBoy Portable Retro Gaming Console are available for pre-order now, with the US and EU release date locked for October 28 2026. Available in two stunning new translucent finishes, the limited-edition SupaBoy Crimson and the SupaBoy Prime.

The SupaBoy delivers authentic, on-the-go 16-bit gaming the way it was meant to be played: with real physical media. No emulation, no legally ambiguous ROMs, no sign-ins, and no firmware updates required. Featuring a built-in cartridge slot, the handheld is fully compatible with original Super Nintendo and Super Famicom cartridges across PAL, NTSC, and JP regions.

As gaming continues to evolve, players are looking for more immersive and responsive visual experiences, with growing expectations for smooth gameplay, higher
resolution, and greater visual immersion. XPG, the gaming brand of ADATA Technology, continues to expand its gaming monitor lineup with four models across the RIFT and APERTURE series, offering players a new way to experience the gaming world through immersive displays. Featuring a range of specifications, including a 34-inch 21:9 ultrawide curved display, QHD resolution, and high refresh rates, the new lineup provides versatile options for different gaming needs. This expansion also
extends XPG's existing portfolio of memory, SSDs, PC components, and gaming peripherals into the display segment, further embodying the "GAME TO THE XTREME" brand spirit and building a more complete gaming ecosystem.

XPG Expands Its Gaming Monitor Lineup to Strengthen Its Gaming Product Portfolio
XPG continues to expand its gaming monitor lineup with four models: RIFT R34WXC, RIFT R24F4, APERTURE A27Q1, and APERTURE A27F4. Covering a range of features from immersive ultrawide curved displays and high resolutions to high refresh rates, the lineup offers a variety of sizes and specifications to meet different gaming needs. All four models feature 1 ms MPRT response time and support Adaptive Sync technology to reduce screen tearing, delivering smooth and responsive visuals across different game genres and usage scenarios.

HKC has announced the Tianqi 43H180C, a 43.8-inch curved gaming monitor with an unusual 24:9 aspect ratio and a 5760 x 2160 resolution. This is actually 4K pixel density stretched across the ultrawide 24:9 format. It's worth noting that HKC already showed something even more ambitious at Computex this year, the 83.4-inch curved 12K Shield C83U60, so the company clearly isn't shy about unusual display formats. The 24:9 ratio sets it apart from other 43.8-inch monitors on the market from Acer or INNOCN, which all run 3840 x 1080. The panel uses Mini LED backlighting with 99% DCI-P3 coverage and a 1000R curvature, running up to 180 Hz. Regarding the panel technology, this information is still unknown, VA or IPS, neither of them has been confirmed, and the number of local dimming zones is also a mystery so far.

Interestingly and handy for productivity, the monitor supports split-screen modes. One mode divides the display into three 1920 x 2160 zones, the second offers a single 4K zone alongside a 1920 x 2160 panel for timelines, chat, document windows, or any other secondary information. The monitor features DisplayPort 2.1, USB-C with 96 W power delivery, and KVM support. The 5760 x 2160 resolution has roughly 1.5 times the pixel count of standard 4K, which should offer sharper images, however, for gaming, it can put a lot of stress even on high-end GPUs. No pricing or availability has been announced for the HKC Tianqi 43H180C ultrawide monitor.

JAPANNEXT, the Japanese manufacturer known for some unique monitor designs with distinctive form factors, has now listed the JN-MD-IPS7443. This is a compact 7.8-inch IPS portable display with a vertical 400 x 1280 resolution in a 5:16 aspect ratio, all packed in 211 x 74 x 15 mm. The unusual form factor is aimed at chat apps, status displays, and similar narrow vertical content. The panel has a refresh rate of 60 Hz, with 550 cd/m² brightness, a 900:1 contrast ratio and a glossy surface. There is no support for adaptive sync, HDR, or flicker-free, also, the panel is not touch-sensitive. The small display comes with a dedicated stand to change from vertical to horizontal mode when needed, though Windows 11 is required for orientation switching while macOS is not supported.

From the connectivity side, there is one USB-C and one mini-HDMI, both running at 400 x 1280 at 60 Hz. When using mini-HDMI, separate USB-C power is required. There are no built-in speakers. Power draw is up to 5 W under load and 0.5 W in standby. JAPANNEXT listed the JN-MD-IPS7443 small mobile display currently only on the Japanese website so worldwide availability is not certain. The product comes with a two-year warranty and is priced at 14,480 yen (around $94).

XMG is introducing 2026 refreshes of its 16-inch laptops from the APEX and PRO model series with the XMG APEX 16 and XMG PRO 16 VE. Unlike the 2025 APEX 16 MAX and PRO 16 VE models, the new versions feature an NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5070 with 12 GB of VRAM. Both models also receive minor adjustments to their cooling systems and bottom ventilation.

XMG APEX 16: Ryzen 9 9955HX or 8945HX and RTX 5070 with 12 GB VRAM
Following in the footsteps of the XMG APEX 16 MAX (M25), the new XMG APEX 16 (M26) offers a choice between the AMD Ryzen 9 9955HX from the Fire Range and the Ryzen 9 8945HX from the Dragon Range refresh generation. Both processors feature 16 cores and 32 threads. For graphics, the laptop uses the updated NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5070 with 12 GB of VRAM and a maximum graphics power of 115 watts, including Dynamic Boost. By contrast, the 2025 XMG APEX 16 MAX (M25) is equipped with the GeForce RTX 5070 Ti and therefore remains available as the higher-end MAX version of the 16-inch laptop.

Acer used IFA Berlin to show off the Predator XB253Q U1, a 24.5-inch monitor that hits 1000 Hz at its native 1920x1080 resolution. That's notable because most "1000 Hz" monitors so far have needed a resolution cut to get there. Acer's own XB273U F6 from CES 2026, for example, only reaches 1000 Hz at 720p, dropping down from its native 1440p resolution. The XB253Q U1, on the other hand, uses an IPS panel and skips that compromise, offering full FHD at the full refresh rate. It also comes with Acer's VRB Pro backlight strobing tech to cut down motion blur, along with a circular polarizer layer aimed at reducing eye strain during long sessions. It's also VESA DisplayHDR 400 certified.

It's not the first monitor to pull this off. LG's UltraGear 25G590B got there first, also at 25 inches and 1000 Hz native FHD, and launched at $999.99. Acer's asking $1,099.99 for the XB253Q U1, a $100 premium over LG's price. In Europe it's priced at €1,099, and in China at RMB 7,999. Availability is set for Q1 2027 across North America, EMEA, and China, so this isn't a monitor you can buy just yet. We'll have to wait for independent testing to confirm whether the panel's 0.3 ms response times can actually keep up with 1000 Hz in real gameplay, rather than just on a spec sheet

In the Acer booth at IFA 2026, our team on the ground spotted the PD163Q P3 triple-screen portable monitor being showcased just two days after its initial announcement. This model extends the PD163Q family, adding three 15.6-inch displays in a foldable design for users who need additional screen space. Each display uses an IPS matte panel with a 1920 x 1080 resolution at 60 Hz, 8 ms GTG response time and 250 nits brightness. The panel offers typical IPS 170° viewing angles, has 6-bit color with FRC (Frame Rate Control) and covers 45% of the NTSC color gamut (around 65% sRGB). Each of the three panels can operate independently in either extended or cloned display mode. When connected to a laptop, the PD163Q P3 can provide up to four displays in total, while a single USB-C handles the connection to the host keeping cable clutter to a minimum. An external 45 W USB-C power adapter is included, and brightness can be adjusted uniformly across all three panels.

The three displays fold together for transport, with the upper panel offering a 0°-270° adjustment range. The unit also supports 75 x 75 mm VESA mounting. Looking at the refresh rate and response time, we can see that this is clearly not a product aimed at gamers, though casual gaming is not excluded. Furthermore, brightness and color gamut are also not really well suited for professional photo-video editing. The PD163Q P3 targets those office or work-from-home users who simply need more screen real estate in a portable solution and without a high price tag. Speaking of pricing and availability, the Acer PD163Q P3 will launch in North America in Q1 2027 starting at $349.99, while EMEA pricing starts at €349 and Australian pricing at AUD 899.

Samsung Electronics today announced its 2027 Odyssey gaming monitor lineup at Gamescom 2026, the world's largest gaming event, being held in Cologne, Germany from Aug. 26-30. The new lineup introduces multiple Odyssey models that feature world-first innovations, empowering players with greater versatility across speed, screen size, picture quality, and flexible display modes.

"Players come to Gamescom to discover what is next, try new games, and experience the technology they need to stay focused and compete at their best," said Hun Lee, Executive Vice President of the Visual Display (VD) Business at Samsung Electronics. "With new form factors, higher refresh rates, and advanced display technologies, the 2027 Odyssey lineup gives players more choice across competitive play, cinematic games, and multi-purpose setups."

BenQ, the internationally recognized provider of professional display solutions, today announced the availability of its new Creative Pro PV50 Series professional monitors, comprising the 4K 32-inch PV3250U and 27-inch PV2750U. Designed for video editors and post-production professionals, the new monitors deliver precise and reliable color grading for post-production workflows, enabling predictable and consistent results across advertising, short-form films, branded content, and social media campaign material.

Meeting the Growing Demands of Professional Post-Production
In commercial post-production, achieving consistent and reliable color decisions remains a key challenge, especially in dark scenes where subtle shadow details are essential to visual storytelling. While industry standards such as Rec.709 define the color space, maintaining accurate shadow detail across different displays and delivery environments is often difficult. Issues such as black crush and tonal inconsistencies can lead to grading errors, additional correction time, and unpredictable final outputs.

As the world's No. 1 OLED gaming monitor brand, ROG further sharpens its competitive edge with the launch of the ROG Swift OLED PG259QWS Ace, the ROG Strix OLED XG259QDPG Ace, and the XG259QDNS Ace. These three 24.5-inch Ace esports monitors are developed with direct input from professional players and expand the ROG OLED Esports monitor lineup, joining the ROG Strix OLED XG259QWPG Ace, which recently made its debut at Computex 2026.

Every Ace monitor shares the tools pros rely on to perform at their best, including integrated measurement scales on the tilt (-5°-+33°), swivel (±45°), and height (0-155 mm) adjustments to help players consistently reproduce their preferred setup; a Quick OSD menu that lets players easily tweak core settings before every game; and three Esports Color modes that provide tailored presets optimized for three different FPS gaming scenarios. Every Ace monitor also incorporates Gallium Nitride Field-Effect Transistor (GaNFET) technology in its power-supply design to optimize heat dissipation to protect the panel and help extend the OLED lifespan.

According to Frost & Sullivan 2024 research, around 64% of meeting rooms are huddle spaces and roughly 93% of them still lack integrated video conferencing. Your fastest-growing meeting format is also your least equipped. Most huddle rooms and small meeting spaces rely on separate cameras, speakers and displays, which means separate problems. Every room becomes a unique troubleshooting puzzle and scaling across 50 or 500 locations adds complexity, maintenance burden and inconsistency across rooms.

Today we're shipping a different answer. The Dell Pro P 43 4K Huddle Conferencing Monitor (P4326QEB) provides an all-in-one conferencing solution built for small meeting rooms and huddle spaces accommodating up to six people. It consolidates a Sony STARVIS 8MP 4K camera with 3D noise reduction, beamforming microphones, front-firing speakers and USB-C connectivity into a single 43-inch 4K display. One device replaces the entire stack and one USB-C cable runs the full meeting. Zoom Rooms certified, out of the box. For IT teams and facilities managers, this means fewer variables, faster rollouts and a more consistent experience across every huddle room you manage.

Alienware has launched the AW2726DL, a 27-inch gaming monitor built around a fast 2560 x 1440 IPS anti-glare coated panel with a 280 Hz refresh rate and response times of 1 ms GTG in Extreme mode (2 ms Super Fast, 4 ms Fast). The display offers 400 nits of brightness, a 1,000:1 native contrast ratio, 93% DCI-P3 color gamut coverage, and a pixel density of 109 PPI. For smooth gameplay, the monitor supports AMD FreeSync Premium and VESA AdaptiveSync variable refresh technologies. For connectivity, it offers an HDMI 2.1 input that supports QHD resolution up to 280 Hz with HDR and VRR. A DisplayPort 1.4 connection is also available.

The AW2726DL monitor retains the familiar Alienware gaming-focused design with a fully adjustable stand that offers 130 mm of height adjustment, tilt (from -5° to 21°), ±173° swivel and pivot support for portrait mode. In April this year, Alienware has launched the AW2726DM, a 27-inch QD-OLED gaming monitor priced at $350. The AW2726DL model with its IPS panel @280 Hz introduced by Alienware, is now available on the official Dell website for $299.99 and is aimed at users with lower budgets who are seeking an affordable 27-inch monitor with a higher refresh rate.

he Philips dual-sided business monitor 24B2D5300 has just been announced and it is the first standalone monitor to incorporate a unique "dual screen" design. With a screen on each side of the device, the monitor opens up new opportunities for business workflows, customer-facing applications, and collaborative use.

This monitor is equipped with two 23.8" IPS technology panels, Full HD resolution on both screens, 120 Hz refresh rates, and USB-C connectivity for seamless connection into existing modern hardware. While the monitor offers a strong feature set, its true differentiation lies in a unique dual-sided design and bespoke build to ensure users get the most out of the dual screens.

Philips Evnia has launched the New M4 gaming lineup built with revolutionary Triple-Mode technology. It offers three switchable high Hz-and-resolution presets tailored for different gaming scenarios, bringing unprecedented flexibility to players. The range includes Philips Evnia 27M4N3500PT and 27M4N5500PT, features Fast IPS panel and delivers HDR gaming across three selectable display modes, each optimized for a different play style. Innovative industrial design achieves perfect integration of appearance, structural rigidity and practical usability, bringing futuristic visual flair to modern gaming setups.

Triple Resolution Mode Delivers Greater Gaming Flexibility
In QHD (2560×1440) mode, the panel hits an overclocked 275 Hz with HDR enabled, delivering rich details and fluid visuals for immersive AAA gaming. Esports competitors can shift to HD (1280×720) mode and unlock a blazing 540 Hz overclocked refresh rate to secure ultra-low latency and instant in-game response. Sitting between the two is the balanced Full HD (1920×1080) mode running at 360 Hz, striking a perfect balance between picture fidelity and competitive speed.

Remember Zalman Computer Noise Prevention System (CNPS) series coolers from 20 years ago, with their distinctive Ω-shaped design where copper heat pipes would loop through a toroidal arrangement of copper fins, ventilated by a fan on one end? Zalman is keeping the spirit fo that design alive with its latest ZET series CPU coolers. These look the same, barrel-shaped when viewed from outside their shrouds, but inside, the aluminium fins are stacked in a tower-type shape. The shroud ensured that all the airflow passes through the fin-stack, and there's no bleed airflow.

The ZET3 is a mainstream product measuring 132 × 98 × 158 mm, with a single 120 mm hydro-bearing fan that turns between 600 and 2000 RPM. The cooler is rated for thermal loads of up to 210 W. The ZET5 is a more premium version, with a dual fin-stack design, and an inner conveyor fan. While the dimensions are the same, the cooler can take increased thermal loads of 240 W. The ZET7 is an even larger dual fin-stack cooler with fans in three end, which are modular. with Pogo-pin connections for easy disassembly. The cooler can take thermal loads of up to 260 W, competing in the league of AIOs.

At Computex 2026 XMG announced the PRO 18 and PRO 18 Value Edition (VE) notebooks marking the company's return to the large-format laptop segment. Both notebooks share the same base platform as the existing PRO 16 series. The 2.8 kg chassis is approximately 24.5 mm thick and has a structurally stabilizing aluminium display lid. The XMG PRO 18 is equipped with an Intel Core Ultra 9 290HX Plus processor and NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5070 Ti graphics card with 12 GB GDDR7. The display is an IPS panel at 2,560 x 1,600 pixels with a 300 Hz refresh rate, 500 nits brightness and 100% DCI-P3 coverage. XMG is also planning a more budget-friendly Value Edition that features a Core Ultra 7 270HX Plus, RTX 5070 with the same amount of VRAM (12 GB) as the standard model and a display with the refresh rate scaled down to 180 Hz. Both laptops utilize a 99 Wh battery and Intel Binary Optimization Tools to improve gaming performance.

Internal expandability options across both models include two SO-DIMM sockets supporting up to 128 GB of DDR5-6400 RAM (with CSO-DIMM support), paired with dual M.2 SSD storage slots split across individual PCI Express 5.0 and PCI Express 4.0 lane configurations. The rear features the power input, HDMI 2.1, Mini DisplayPort 2.1 and a Thunderbolt 4 port supporting up to 140 W Power Delivery. On the side it sports one USB-C 3.2 Gen 2 port with 100 W Power Delivery, three USB-A 3.1 Gen 1, 2.5 Gbps Ethernet, SD Express card reader and a 2-in-1 audio jack. Wi-Fi 7, 4-speaker sound array, a 151.5 × 96.5 mm glass touchpad and a Full HD webcam complete the specifications.

Display manufacturer HKC and its consumer brands Antgamer and Koorui, showcased several high-performance displays at Computex 2026. The main attraction was the HKC Shield C83U60 monitor, a giant 83.4-inch curved ultra-wide display with a native 12K resolution. HKC had one on display in a setup that clearly marks the product market target, simulation enthusiasts and immersive gaming setups. HKC also showcased the Apex 32U165VD 31.5-inch RGB Mini-LED monitor featuring a 165 Hz refresh rate, DisplayHDR 1400 certification and 2 ms GTG response time. The monitor includes DisplayPort 2.1, two HDMI 2.1 ports, dual USB-C (90 W and 15 W power delivery), two USB-A and USB-B 3.2 ports. The HKC 27U165D monitor is part of the new professional series with 27-inch 4K IPS panels. It offers factory-calibrated color accuracy and 90 W USB-C connectivity with integrated KVM function.

At Computex 2026 SAMA showcases its upcoming PC chassis, AIO liquid coolers, and ATX 3.1 power supplies. The V80 chassis is an interesting prototype with a dual-curve tempered glass front panel, support for BTF motherboards, a dedicated GPU cooling duct and a figurine/collectibles display stand. The V70 chassis is also a prototype with a front-mounted PSU and a one-piece curved tempered glass panel. Both cases feature an integrated 60 W GaN charger.

Production models from SAMA included the S70 case with a curved glass design, BTF support and 60 W GaN charger. The smaller S50 features a front-mounted PSU chamber, large mesh panels, tool-less side panels, BTF support and four pre-installed PWM ARGB fans.

Corsair came to this year's Computex show with a wide range of new components including the WARTHOG and 2800X RS-ARGB cases, the iCUE LINK TITAN II ULTRA LCD AIO cooler, the AXi SHIFT, HXi SHIFT Crystal and RMe Series power supplies. Corsair also showcased the updated FRAME 5000D case series and an expansion of the iCUE LINK ecosystem. The WARTHOG mid-tower case is somewhat reminiscent of the C70 Vengeance model from early 2010, offering a rugged look and construction made of thick steel with integrated handles and removable side panels. The front and top panels use a 3D-Y pattern for high airflow. The case offers support for 360 mm radiators, includes the InfiniRail fan mounting system, reverse-connector motherboard support, RapidRoute 2.0 motherboard tray and an included GPU anti-sag stabilization arm.

FRAME 5000D WOOD RS mid-tower case got updated with a solid wood front panel, better airflow and extensive 420 mm radiator support. It comes with two pre-installed 200 mm intake fans, one RS140 exhaust fan, and 11× 120 mm fan mounts. The 2800X RS-ARGB is a microATX chassis featuring a wraparound glass exterior, support for reverse-connector motherboards, and includes 3× RS120-R ARGB reverse-rotor intake fans on the side panel. The case can support up to 10× 120 mm fans.

BenQ announced the RD270Q, a 27-inch WQHD monitor dedicated to programmers and developers. The product is part of the RD Series that BenQ introduced in 2024 as a monitor line specifically designed for programmers, the first of its kind according to the company. The lineup's current flagship is the RD280UG, which was announced in January 2026. The BenQ RD270Q sports an IPS panel with a native 2560 x 1440 resolution at 144 Hz. The 144 Hz refresh rate is notable for a productivity-focused display since smoother scrolling through code and large documents is a nice benefit even outside gaming contexts. It has a 1300:1 contrast ratio, 350 cd/m² brightness and 178° viewing angles. The matte finish uses BenQ Nano Matte coating to reduce reflections.

The monitor comes with three dedicated programming modes: Light, Dark and Color Paper. Alongside those it also features M-book mode for MacBook color matching and an ePaper mode for long reading sessions. AMD FreeSync is supported. On the connectivity side it sports HDMI 2.0, DisplayPort 1.4 and a USB-C port with 65 W power delivery. A pair of 2 W speakers is included for basic audio. The stand adjusts for tilt, swivel, pivot, and up to 130 mm of height, and the display can pivot to portrait orientation for vertical code viewing. The BenQ RD270Q monitor goes on sale June 3, 2026, and is priced at around $400.

Acer today announced four new TravelMate business laptops designed to bring the latest performance and AI capabilities to enterprises and small and medium businesses (SMBs). The flagship model is the premium TravelMate P6 14 AI, an ultra-lightweight Windows 11 Copilot+ PC powered by Intel Core Ultra Series 3 processors with Intel vPro. The new lineup also debuts Acer's first commercial laptops powered by the latest Intel Core Series 3 processors—TravelMate P2 Spin 14, TravelMate X2 15, and TravelMate X2 14—designed to deliver dependable performance, built-in security, broad compatibility, and accessible AI acceleration, helping reduce fleet downtime, simplify support, and maximize employee productivity.

Acer TravelMate P6 14 AI: Limitless Productivity in an Ultra-Lightweight Windows 11 Copilot+ PC
The ultralight-weight TravelMate P6 14 AI (TMP614-55-TCO, TMP614-55T-TCO, TMP614-55, TMP614-55T, TMP614-74-TCO, TMP614-74T-TCO, TMP614-74, TMP614-74T) is Acer's flagship commercial laptop for enterprises seeking the highest level of security and AI-powered performance in a portable, premium package. The device is a Windows 11 Copilot+ PC powered by the new Intel Core Ultra Series 3 processors with Intel vPro, delivering up to 150 TOPS of platform AI power for supercharging a variety of workflows.