Acer revealed new TravelMate laptops, a Chrome Spin, and a Chromebox machine all ready to roll for business in 2020. Three new TravelMate notebooks were revealed with with 11th Gen Intel Core ...

Enterprise buyers in some European countries can now buy the second generation of Acer’s premium Chromebook Spin 13. The aptly named 2-in-1 folder was spotted starting out at €789.00 under model ...

Acer has crafted a competitive Chromebook in the Spin 513, which slots into the middle of the market and has plenty of fight in it to take on other Chromebooks. It boasts a good display, a solid ...

The 513 is the latest in Acer's successful line of 2-in-1 Chromebooks, joining newcomers like the Spin 514, which is one of the first Chromebooks to use an AMD Ryzen 3000 C-Series mobile processor.

Acer revealed several new Chromebook devices this week with impressive displays and top-tier capabilities. The Acer Chromebook Spin 513 leads the Acer Chrome OS collection at CES 2022 with a ...

Ara Wagoner is a Senior Commerce Writer for Android Police and a lover of all things cases, Chromebooks, accessories, and Disney. Overseeing our buyer's guides and product selection, Ara has spent 7 ...

Acer prioritized function over form with the Chromebook Spin 713. This machine may not look like much, but it's got the performance and usability most people want from a machine at this price point.

The Acer Chromebook Spin 713 ($699; bestbuy.com) is a premium and impressively powerful Chromebook that’s especially ideal for remote work or folks in higher education. It’s also the first Chromebook ...

Over the last few years, Chromebooks have become useful to more than just students. Thanks to support for Android and Linux apps, Chromebooks are great for productivity and even app development. Now ...

The Spin 713, like all Spin models, packs a 360-degree hinge, enabling it to work in laptop, tablet, tent or display mode. Acer hasn’t forgotten the need for durability, however, giving it the same ...

Tyler Hayes is a product reviewer for Newsweek. He has contributed extensively to WIRED, The New York Times, Fast Company, and others since 2013. He is obsessed with both music and technology, ...