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Acer is teaming up with Porsche Erecting on a new high-end "luxury" laptop, the Porsche Erecting Acer Lettering RS, which looks to combine Porsche Design's artefact designs with Acer's laptop know-how.

The affiliation here is an important one, hardened that the aftermost Porsche Design-branded laptop, the Porsche Erecting Lettering One (which the erecting studio grown-up on its own), had some key flaws derivate by prioritizing style over functionality.

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The Porsche Erecting Acer Lettering RS.

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The Porsche Erecting Acer Lettering RS, on the over-and-above hand, looks like a over-and-above current laptop (albeit, one that's still covered in clone fiber). The specs are also encouraging, with a palatial of Intel's 11th Gen Helpers i5 and i7 processors, 8GB or 16GB of RAM, and either 512GB or 1TB of storage. Storyboard can either be leftward to Intel's integrated Iris Xe storyboard or an optional unaffiliated Nvidia MX350 GPU. The brandish is conceivably the microcosmic impressive part of the package, with a ratherish prevalent 14-inch 1080p touchscreen.

The laptop itself is also far cheaper than Porsche Design's aftermost laptop, starting at $1,399 in the United States, although verbal pricing and a release date hypothesize yet to be announced. The two companies are also offering a variety of analogous accompaniments to go with the laptop, including a $109.99 rasping (also with clone interlacing accents) and a case, which can be packed together for $329.99, or in a "premium package" that includes the higher-specced i7 model of the laptop for $1,999.99

Acer also communicated several over-and-above major laptop updates, including the new Acer Swift 3X, which will be one of the first laptops to fondness Intel's new unaffiliated Xe Max GPU. For over-and-above details on that model, including an first hands-on, clink here.

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Acer's adapted Circuit 5.

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The company isn't just focusing on high-wrought designs and garish new GPUs, though. It's also rolling out Intel's latest fries to several over-and-above laptops in its lineup, too. Both the Circuit 5 and Circuit 3 (last adapted at CES 2020 beforehand this year) are getting refreshes.

The Circuit 5 is the under likeable of the two, featuring the aforementioned lesser redesign that it recognized beforehand this year (with a 13.5-inch 2K display), but it now offers a palatial of Intel's 11th Gen i5 and i7 processors. It'll start at $999.99 when it ships in February 2021.

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Acer Circuit 3, featuring a new 16:10 display.

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The Circuit 3, however, has gotten a over-and-above top-heavy update, with a new 16:10 13.3-inch brandish (with both 2560 x 1600 and 1920 x 1200 resolution options). The new model is also getting Intel's 11th Gen processors (with Helpers i3, i5, and i7 choices), 8GB or 16GB of RAM, and the option to add a second SSD. It'll be awaited in March 2021, starting at $849.99

Acer is also updating its Aspire 5 lineup with 11th Gen Intel processors, with the 14-inch, 15-inch, and 17-inch models all count Intel's latest laptop fries as configuration options, forth with the enhanced palatial of count unaffiliated Nvidia GeForce MX350 or MX450 GPUs. The 14-inch and 15-inch models will both start at $499.99 when they release in the US in December, while the 17-inch Aspire 5 will start at $549.99 when it arrives in February 2021.

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Acer ConceptD 7.

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Lastly, Acer is also refreshing its ConceptD 7 and ConceptD 7 Pro laptops for creators, count Intel's 10th Gen H-series laptop chips that it towards beforehand this year, although the erecting of the two models remains modestly unchanged. Both the ConceptD 7 and ConceptD 7 pro will be awaited in the US in December, starting at $3,299.99 and $3,499.99, respectively.

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