OLED laptop

Bengaluru: Taiwanese electronics company Acer on Thursday launched its new 16-inch OLED laptop which is equipped with a Microsoft Pluton security processor. 'Swift Edge' laptop is available at a starting price of Rs 1,24,999 on the company's official e-store and Amazon, Acer said in a statement. The 4K OLED display on the new laptop supports 100 per cent of the DCI-P3 colour gamut and has a peak brightness of 500 nits for movie-quality visuals. Even though this laptop is lightweight (1.17kg), it is packed with cutting-edge technologies that improves productivity and teamwork, such as fast processing and responsiveness. To help fight against increasing cyberattacks, it is equipped with a Microsoft Pluton security processor which is a dedicated hardware chip on the CPU. Also ReadYouTube tests ‘Add to Queue’ feature on Android, iOS "Swift series products have continuously taken first place in the thin and light category. With the launch of the brand-new Acer Swift Edge, we hope to provide our consumers the ideal fusion of performance, security and durability," said Sudhir Goel, chief business officer, Acer India. "The Swift Edge has precise linear structural characteristics that give the laptop a fashionable and premium feel. This new laptop is the best option for business achievers thanks to its superb software and security features," Goel added. The laptop is made with an alloy that is 20 per cent lighter than and two times as strong as normal aluminium. Swift Edge laptop is equipped with Acer PurifiedVoice technology which provides artificial intelligence (AI) noise reduction and it also features Wi-Fi 6E which provides high-speed file sharing and smooth 4K streaming.

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