Today at CES 2023, Acer introduced refined models of Aspire all-in-ones (AiOs) and laptops, which the tech giant hopes will support the everyday productivity and entertainment needs of families.

Aspire Aspire S AiOs

The 27-inch Acer Aspire S model features 12th generation Intel Core i5 and i7 processors and Intel Iris Xe graphics. The 32-inch model, on the other hand, comes with up to 13th generation Intel Core i7-13700 desktop processors and Intel Arc A-Series graphics.

Both models support Wi-Fi 6E, have an aluminum chassis and an almost borderless WQHD display. Its dual speakers include DTS audio. Users can also conduct video calls through the magnetically mounted 1080p webcam or optional 1440p QHD webcam. What’s more, the AiOs feature Acer EyeSense facial recognition software and a Windows Hello fingerprint reader for password-less logins.

The 27-inch Aspire S will be available in North America in the first quarter of 2022 starting at $1,199.99, and in Europe in January starting at €1,199. Meanwhile, the 32-inch model will be available in North America in the first quarter of this year starting at $1,699.99 and in Europe in June starting at 1,799 euros.

Aspire 5 laptops

The new Acer Aspire 5 laptops feature the latest 13th generation Intel Core processors and come with NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2050 GPUs, ideal for those doing heavy workloads. The Aspire 5 laptops also come with up to 32GB of DDR4 memory and up to a 1TB SSD.

The 15-inch version has a QHD display and a 16:9 aspect ratio, while the 14-inch version has a 1080p IPS display with a 16:10 aspect ratio. What’s more, the laptops are equipped with a 1080p webcam and digital microphones that use Acer’s temporary noise reduction technology for clear video calls. Finally, the Aspire 5 laptops have a “TwinAir” cooling system and an air inlet keyboard to keep the laptop cool.

The 14-inch Aspire 5 laptop will be available in North America in March starting at $549.99. Those in Europe and China will receive it in March starting at 799 euros and 4,099 euros, respectively. The 15-inch version will be available in North America in April starting at $599.99, in Europe in March starting at €799, and in China in March starting at €4,099. There will also be a 17-inch model, which will be available only in North America in April starting at $699.99.

Aspire 3 laptops

Marketed as budget-friendly devices, the Acer Aspire 3 laptops feature Intel Core i3-N series processors. They have a 1080p display and a metal casing, and are equipped with a USB Type-C port, HDMI 2.1 ports and Wi-Fi 6E. Acer claims that the laptops’ thermal systems boast a 40% increase in fan surface area and an additional 17% thermal capacity for optimal airflow and a cool face.

The 14-inch model of the Aspire 3 will be available in North America in March starting at $499 and in Europe this month starting at €549. Its 15-inch brother is also expected in North America this March starting at $349 and in Europe this month starting at €499. A 17-inch model will also be available in North America in March starting at $379.99 and in Europe next month for €599.

Acer Halo Swing portable smart speaker

Apart from its AiOs and laptops, Acer also unveiled the Halo Swing, a smart speaker with an RGB illuminated base that responds to the beat of the music being played. The base also changes colors when you interact with Google Assistant. The speaker even has an LED dot display panel, showing you important updates, such as mail, calendars, reminders and notifications. Finally, the Acer Halo Swing is IPX5 water resistant and comes with a removable leather strap.

Acer has not yet revealed the availability of the speaker. As for its price, the device will cost $229 or €199 in Central Europe.