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NEW YORK: PC MAKER Acer has unveiled several Windows 10-ready devices including a refreshed version of what it dubbed the "hugely popular" Aspire 10, and an Intel Core M-powered Switch 11 upgrade.
The new Acer Aspire Switch 10 E was the first device to be unveiled, with the firm claiming that the second-gen device has an improved hinge compared to its predecessor the Acer Swith 10, making the display easier to remove and reattach to the keyboard.
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The Acer Aspire Switch 10 E will be available later this year priced at £279.99.
The company unveiled another new version of the Aspire Switch 10 that has a Gorilla Glass-coated rear, giving it a similar look and feel to the Sony Xperia Z4 Tablet.
A refreshed version of the Acer Switch 11 was outed during the firm’s New York press conference which also comes with Acer’s upgraded Snap Hinge 2 technology.
The Switch 11 V, like its predecessor, can be used as a tablet or full notebook, and comes with Microsoft's Window 8.1 software and the promise of an upgrade to Windows 10 when it arrives.
The Acer Switch 11 also features an Intel Core M processor, an 11.6in Full HD display and a premium aluminium finish.
Acer claims that the Switch 11 V is best suited to professionals, saying that the firm is keen to take aim at the business PC market after seeing 80 percent growth in its commercial business last year, more than the industry saw as a whole.
The Acer Aspire Switch 11 V will be available for £499.
Acer also gave us a glimpse of the Apple MacBook-rivalling Aspire Switch 12, which was first revealed during Intel's IDF conference last year.
In a bid to take on Lenovo as well as Apple, Acer unveiled the Aspire R11, a convertible with a 360-degree rotating display and dual-torque hinge for a "wobble-free" touch experience.
The Acer Aspire R11 has been priced at £299.
Acer also affirmed its commitment to Microsoft, despite seeing a dramatic fall in PC sales in the first quarter, with the announcement that its wearable devices - of which three were announced today - now support Windows, along with iOS and Android.
The firm also showed off a version of the Acer M220 smartphone, which was first unveiled at Mobile World Congress running Windows 10, saying that all owners of the smartphone will receive the update when it’s released later this year, probably in July.