Acer's Veriton RA110 AI Mini Workstation packs AMD's Ryzen AI Max+ 395 into a compact desktop with up to 128GB RAM and local ...

The Acer Chromebox Mini is a new compact computer from Acer’s business division that’s marketed as a solution for digital signage. But with a 6-watt Intel Jasper Lake processor, support for up to 16GB ...

Use left and right arrow keys to seek audio. Acer has just unveiled its new Veriton GN100 AI Mini-PC workstation system powered by NVIDIA's new GB10 Superchip, starting at $3999 and get this... you ...

The PC maker also revealed its "value-driven" lightweight Acer Nitro 16 gaming laptop ...

The Acer Chromebox CXI4 is a mini PC running Google’s Linux-based Chrome OS. It’s one of the most recent offerings in Google’s Chromebox range, and offers a lot of flexibility — but within specific ...

Acer is joining the Ryzen AI Max+ 395 mini PC bandwagon with the new Veriton RA110. The company is positioning the little computer as a “mini workstation” thanks to its combination of a 16-core, ...

Many OEMs have unveiled laptops and desktops clad with cutting-edge technology at the ongoing CES 2023 event in Las Vegas. Among them, Acer has announced a Chromebox, which is essentially a mini-PC ...

Acer’s Veriton RA110 AI Mini Workstation was revealed on a local website, potentially threatening Apple’s mini PC status in ...

In Computex 2026, Acer has announced four new Veriton commercial desktops and workstations designed to elevate performance, ...

Acer is going big at CES 2025. The company has a ton of new products to show off, including laptops, desktops, and handheld gaming machines. Some of the new devices in Acer's catalog are also just ...

Among Acer’s CES 2025 offerings, there are a few clear Apple competitors: the Aspire AIO (all-in-one) desktop series and the Revo Box mini PC. All are Copilot+ PCs equipped with integrated neural ...

While mini PCs are becoming increasingly popular, the Acer Veriton Vero Mini (starts at $849.99; $1,119.99 as tested) doesn’t technically qualify as one—rather, we'd classify it as a small-form-factor ...