IFA 2025 will be held from September 5 – September 9 this year at Berlin and ahead of the event, Acer has unveiled a number of new products. From its flagship gaming beast Predator Helios 16P, to new Swift Air 16 weighing under 1 kg and new tablets and monitors, a lot of products were unveiled during a global press conference today. The unifying theme was clear: AI is woven into everything, whether it’s making your workday smoother, your gaming sharper, or your doctor’s workload lighter. Read on to find out more about everything that Acer has just announced.
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Before we talk about the details, here is a glimpse at all products that were announced today:
- Chromebook Plus Spin 514: Acer’s first Chromebook powered by the new MediaTek Kompanio Ultra processor
- Swift Air 16 laptop: An ultralight Copilot+ PC for professionals on the move
TravelMate X14 laptop: A business laptop with AI features built for SMBs and hybrid workers - Nitro Series new laptops: New gaming laptops, desktops, and monitors for casual gamers
Predator Helios 18P: An AI hybrid gaming laptop that doubles as a workstation - Veriton GN100: A mini AI workstation running on NVIDIA’s GB10 Superchip
- Tablets, Monitors & Wi-Fi 7 Router: Expanding Acer’s digital living ecosystem
- Acer Medical aiMed: A generative AI platform to automate clinical documentation
Swift Air 16
Acer’s Swift lineup just got its newest member – the Swift Air 16. This ultralight Copilot+ PC is aimed at professionals who don’t want to carry around a bulky device all day. Weighing around 1 kg, it comes with a 16-inchAMOLED screen with a 120 Hz refresh rate. There is also an IPS panel variant with a 60Hz refresh rate. Inside, AMD’s Ryzen AI 300 series processors power the experience, offering up to 13 hours of battery life and Copilot+ PC features like Recall and Click to Do. The laptop also comes with 2 TB SSD and up to 32 GB LPDDR5X RAM.
Predator Helios 18P gaming laptop
For gamers who want nothing but the best, Acer’s Predator Helios 18P AI Hybrid was unveiled and it is built for those who want a single machine for work and play. With Intel Core Ultra 9 HX CPUs, NVIDIA RTX 5090 graphics, and support for up to 192 GB of ECC memory, it’s essentially a workstation disguised as a gaming laptop.
Predator Orion desktops
The Predator Orion 7000 features up to an Intel Core Ultra 9 processor and NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5090 GPU, while the Orion 5000 packs up to an Intel Core Ultra 7 chip and RTX 5080 GPU promising smooth, high-frame-rate gameplay and advanced AI capabilities.
Both systems support up to 128 GB DDR5 RAM, offer versatile storage with multi-terabyte SSDs and HDDs, and stay cool under pressure thanks to the Predator CycloneX 360 cooling system. Housed in tempered glass chassis with ARGB lighting, these desktops combine power, style, and reliability for elite gaming experiences.
Chromebook Plus Spin 514
Acer’s new Chromebook Plus Spin 514 is the first Chromebook to run on MediaTek’s Kompanio Ultra chip. This 2-in-1 convertible pairs a 14-inch 2.5K touchscreen with the simplicity of ChromeOS, plus a boost from Google’s AI tools for writing, editing, and image generation. Designed for hybrid workers and students, it sports up to 16 GB RAM and 512 GB storage.
TravelMate X14
For small businesses and hybrid workforces, Acer introduced the TravelMate X14, a business laptop that brings AI features into the workplace. Powered by Intel Core Ultra chips with NPUs, it offers AI-driven noise reduction and conferencing tools. Add a slim chassis, 65Wh battery, and claimed military-grade durability, and it’s pitched as the no-fuss choice for professionals on the move. The laptop sports a 14-inch WUXGA IPS display, 32 GB RAM and 1 TB SSD.
Nitro Series laptops and desktops
Acer also refreshed its Nitro laptops and desktops lineup. The new Nitro V 16 and Nitro V 16S feature up to Intel Core 9 CPUs and RTX 5070 GPUs, with 180 Hz WQXGA panels for smooth visuals. On the desktop side, Acer is scaling up to Ryzen 9 9950X3D CPUs and RTX 5090 GPUs. The company also dropped four new Nitro monitors, including a 34-inch 5K curved display with a 288 Hz refresh rate.
Veriton GN100
AI developers got something unexpected: the Veriton GN100, a compact workstation powered by NVIDIA’s Grace Blackwell GB10 Superchip. Despite its palm-sized frame, it delivers up to 1 PFLOPS of AI performance, with 128 GB unified memory and 4 TB storage. For those training or fine-tuning models, it can link two units together to run models as large as 405 billion parameters. It’s a sign that Acer wants in on the AI developer market, not just end-user devices.
Tablets, Smart Monitors, and Wi-Fi 7 Router
Beyond laptops and PCs, Acer also announced new tablets for casual media use, monitors with built-in Android apps, and a Wi-Fi 7 router designed for households juggling multiple devices. These products aren’t as flashy, but they round out Acer’s push to be present in every corner of the digital home.
AI for doctors
The wild card in Acer’s announcements came from its healthcare arm, Acer Medical. It unveiled aiMed, a generative AI tool that turns doctors’ notes into structured medical records. By cutting down on paperwork, it promises to give healthcare professionals more time with patients. Alongside this, Acer’s VeriSee platform (used in over 500 clinics) is expanding AI screening for diabetic retinopathy, glaucoma, and age-related macular degeneration. It’s a rare moment when a consumer tech brand steps meaningfully into healthcare, and it could be one of Acer’s most impactful moves.
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