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Acer Unveils PD163Q P3 Triple-Screen Portable Monitor for $349.99.

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Acer Reveals Triple-Screen Portable Monitor PD163Q P3 Designed for On-the-Go Productivity Acer has officially announced the PD163Q P3 , an innovative triple-screen portable monitor tailored for mobile professionals, digital nomads, and power users. Designed to maximize multi-tasking efficiency outside traditional office environments, the compact folding setup expands a single laptop display into an expansive multi-monitor workstation. Display Architecture and Connectivity Features The Acer PD163Q P3 combines three high-definition displays into an integrated, adjustable chassis designed for seamless mobile deployment: Triple 15.6-Inch IPS Panels: Features three identical 15.6-inch Full HD (1080p) IPS displays , delivering wide viewing angles and consistent color accuracy across all screens. Flexible Orientation Modes: Supports both Extended Display Mode for continuous multi-window workflows and Cloned Display Mode for collaborative presentations. Single Cable USB-C Connectivity: ...

Acer Expands Gaming Handheld Lineup with Intel Arc G3-Powered Predator Atlas 7.

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Acer Unveils Predator Atlas 7 Handheld PC Powered by Intel Arc G3 Graphics Acer has expanded its handheld gaming PC portfolio with the official reveal of the Predator Atlas 7 . Following the earlier announcement of the larger Predator Atlas 8, the new Atlas 7 offers a more compact form factor designed for enhanced portability while retaining dedicated gaming silicon. Intel Arc G3 Graphics and Processing Tiers The handheld features Intel’s next-generation Intel Arc G3 graphics architecture, available in two performance configurations: Standard Tier: Powered by the Intel Arc G3 (featuring the B370 GPU ). Performance Tier: Powered by the Intel Arc G3 Extreme (featuring the B390 GPU ). Display, Controls, and Platform Specifications Despite its smaller footprint, the Predator Atlas 7 incorporates full desktop-class PC gaming hardware and premium physical controls: Display Quality: Features a 7-inch Full HD (FHD) IPS display with a 120Hz refresh rate , protected by Gorilla Glass Vict...

Acer Revives Packard Bell for 100th Anniversary with €499 DotBook Laptop and Retro Tech.

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Acer Revives Heritage PC Brand Packard Bell for 100th Anniversary with Retro-Modern Lineup Acer has officially announced the revival of the iconic consumer tech brand Packard Bell to celebrate the brand’s 100th anniversary. Positioning the brand under a new consumer philosophy dubbed "Tech it easy," Acer is shifting Packard Bell’s focus toward affordable, user-friendly consumer electronics styled with vibrant retro-modern aesthetics tailored for younger demographics. The initial product wave features the DotBook laptop and the DotLoop turntable, scheduled for market release in the fourth quarter of 2026. A Century of Corporate History and Ownership Transitions Founded in 1926 by Herb Bell and Leon Packard, the American electronics pioneer initially built radio receivers before expanding into home computing. Despite sharing names with tech giants, Packard Bell was never affiliated with Bell Labs or Hewlett-Packard. The brand underwent multiple corporate transitions throug...

Ubuntu 17.10, making the notebook's BIOS Lenovo, Acer and Toshiba are some damages.

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Notebook users Lenovo some reports that when installed Ubuntu 17.10 into the notebook will make BIOS has been damaged. The symptoms are different, since cannot save settings in BIOS, cannot leave the page set BIOS, or can not boot from USB drive. The Ubuntu when informed of the closed file downloading ISO on page down temporarily and synchronize with Lenovo to find the cause of the problem. The preliminary inspection found that caused by the code in the Linux kernel associated with contact with SPI bus on the motherboard is deactivated code them. Has to disable the code. And preparing a new ISO file, which will prevent problems that have not been affected.