By Kevin Lee
If there’s one underlying theme of IFA 2017 in the laptop space, it’s that it seems every machine and their mother is getting a discrete GPU. The Acer Switch 7 Black Edition might appear to be just another Windows 10 device that’s got a discrete GPU upgrade, but it arguably makes the best use of its new found graphical prowess.
With a stowable stylus and a completely silent liquid-cooling system, you’ll have more reasons to use that discrete GPU than on other laptops, and it’ll run completely quiet too. Acer’s latest tablet distinguishes itself in plenty of ways with a larger 13.5-inch screen, conveniently designed kickstand and more. The only thing you’ll mull over is its high $1,699 (about £1,320, AU$2,150) price.
Design
The Acer Switch series has always felt like a bit of an ugly duckling in the Windows 10 world, but the Switch 7 Black Edition shows that the design has matured into a beautiful swan. Completely rounded edges have replaced the half blocky and half curved aesthetic in place since the Acer Aspire Switch Alpha 12.
Between the anodized aluminum backside and front cover glass, this machine screams quality. What’s more, the entire machine is painted jet black, even …read more
Source:: techradar.com – PC and Mac
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