A little bit of everything
Acer has its hands in multiple markets, and with that being the case, the company brought along a varied sample of products to Computex. One of them has yet to be finalized -- a new Predator gaming PC. While the final parts haven't been selected, Acer says users will be able to overclock the entire system with the push of a Turbo button on top of the chassis.
For gamers on the go, Acer talked about a couple of gaming laptops, a 15.6-inch model and a 17.3-inch model. Both are being released under the company's Predator branding and will come with certain gaming amenities, like bordered WASD and arrow keys. However, the biggest feature is the inclusion of G-Sync on both laptops.
One of the more interesting products was a Predator projector. As you might have guessed, it too is aimed at gamers. At just 1.8 meters away, the projector can beam a 100-inch image at Full HD 1080p. Whether or not there's a demand from gamers for a projector is something Acer will find out starting in September when this thing comes out.
Though Acer is dabbling in projectors, it still plans on pursuing the monitor market. One of the displays it brought to Computex is what Acer claims the first 34-inch IPS UltraWide QHD curved panel with Nvidia G-Sync. Acer actually had three of them configured in a sweet Nvidia Surround setup. Folks, that translates to 11K...ELEVEN FREAKING K! Yeah, we had to wipe up some drool, too.
The last thing we saw was a 4K monitor with G-Sync. This wasn't a curved monitor, so if you're not into that, rest assured there will be plenty of non-curved models available from various players. It's a TN panel, so it won't have the same quality as an IPS monitor, but should cost less.
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