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Acer Reports June Revenues at NT$28.69 Billion, Up 49.7% Month-on-month and 1.8% Year-on-year
09 Jul 2025
TAIPEI (July 9, 2025) Acer Inc. (TWSE: 2353) announced its consolidated revenues for June at NT$28.69 billion with 49.7% growth month-on-month and...
Acer Celebrates Multiple Wins at the 2025 Red Dot Product Design Awards
09 Jul 2025
TAIPEI (July 9, 2025) Several Acer products have earned the 2025 Red Dot Awards for product design excellence. This year’s winning entries span...
Acer Debuts New Copilot+ PCs: Ultra-light Swift Edge AI and Everyday-Performer Swift Go AI
19 May 2025
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Acer Unveils Creator-Worthy Swift X Duo with NVIDIA GeForce RTX 50 Series Laptop GPUs
19 May 2025
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Acer Announces New Predator Triton 14 AI, Blending Top-Tier Laptop Gaming Performance and Creative Capabilities
19 May 2025
Also announced the new Predator Helios Neo 14 AI laptop and Predator Orion 3000 gaming desktop, all configurable with the latest NVIDIA GeForce RTX 50 Series
Acer Expands Aspire AI Series with Six New Copilot+ PCs Powered by Next-Gen Processors
19 May 2025
Available in 14- and 16-inch laptop models with various processor options, powering AI solutions for smarter collaboration and productivity
Acer Introduces Pair of Iconia V Series Tablets, Connect Series 5G CPE, Mobile Hotspot and Dongle
19 May 2025
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New Predator Monitors Push the Limits with Speedy 500 Hz Refresh Rate and 4K QD-OLED Panels
19 May 2025
Acer also announced two new Nitro Google TV™ smart monitors with game-ready refresh rates, plus a 4K portable monitor
Acer Launches ProCreator Series Monitors; Calman-Verified with Acer Creator Hub Software
19 May 2025
Portable monitors and space-saving LED projectors were also announced
Acer Reports April Revenues at NT$18.59 Billion, Up 4.2% Year-on-Year
12 May 2025
TAIPEI (May 12, 2025) Acer Inc. (TWSE: 2353) announced its consolidated revenues for April at NT$18.59 billion with 4.2% growth year-on-year...
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