Acer Inc has just launched its latest Chromebook 14 for Work, and the company is saying that it’s the fastest Chromebook it has ever made. The Chromebook 14 for Work is powered
Acer launches Predator gaming notebooks, Predator gaming desktop, Predator Projector and Predator gaming monitors Acer India, one of the largest PC vendors in the country, today took the wraps off of its
Dell PowerEdge 13th generation servers continue momentum with global customers with wins over solutions from Cisco, HPE and Lenovo Performance updates accelerate application performance, simplify systems management and address workloads at any
Acer has recently unveiled two pocket-friendly handsets in the USA. Dubbed as the Liquid Jade Z and Liquid Z410, both the smartphones are expected to be available in the country by next
Acer India rewarded its Channel Partners and the winners of its campaign recently with an exclusive meet & greet with Bollywood superstar Hrithik Roshan in Mumbai. Four winners were selected with the
Acer, after launching its laptop-tablet hybrid in India earlier this week, on Thursday introduced a refreshed version of its Aspire E5-571 laptop in the country. Acer says the launch marks as the region’s
Acer, after launching a couple of Chromebook laptops in India this month, has now launched its convertible laptop, the Aspire R 13 aka Aspire R13, in the country at Rs. 83,999. The laptop
IT Voice News: Lenovo, one of the leading PC players in India, launched three Smart Connected Devices (SCD) stores in the Delhi-NCR region today. Following the success of its first SCD store at
ASUS has announced that it has released a firmware update upgrading the Zenfone 4 to Android 4.4 KitKat. The update brings a host of new features to the device. It brings updates
Acer at its ‘a touch more connected event’ in New York on Tuesday announced five new laptops, one new Chromebook, and a new all-in-one PC. The company also introduced new Iconia tablets,
Japan’s Toshiba has slapped South Korean rival SK Hynix with a lawsuit seeking damages claiming that it received sensitive trade secrets from a Japanese engineer. The civil suit, which Toshiba announced late
IBM missed revenue expectations for the fourth straight quarter as it grappled with weakening demand for servers and storage in emerging markets such as China. Shares in the world’s largest technology services
