The IFA 2016 trade show had something new for the tech lovers from Acer. The company launched Swift 7 laptop in the trade show in the year 2016 and the device was named as "World's thinnest laptop." Let's have a look at the details and performance stability of the device.
According to NDTV, the Swift 7 laptop is even thinner than 1 centimeter, i.e. exactly the measure is 9.8 mm. It has a full HD IPS display of 13.3 inches with HD resolution of 1080 X 1920 pixels. The screen of the laptop is also protected by Corning Gorilla Glass 5.
Swift 7, the world’s thinnest NB was selected as a @CES 2017 Innovation Honoree! #NextAtAcer #CES2017 https://t.co/LexH8L72Av pic.twitter.com/5kwKD2r6Vt
— Acer America (@AcerAmerica) January 5, 2017
Acer Swift 7 notebook is too light in weight and is best for those people who love to use light devices for work and play. The lightweight of the notebook is due to the rigid aluminum chassis which it has got with an ergonomic design. The overall weight of the laptop is just 1.1 kg and can be carried around very easily.
The Swift 7 have 8 GB of RAM paired with 256 GB of internal memory, the Verge reported. This Windows 10 machine is powered by Intel's 7th generation Core i5 processor i.e. Intel Kaby Lake Chip clocking at 1.2 GHz.
In spite of beating MacBook from Apple and Spectre 13 from HP, the Acer Swift 7 is not leading in either ports or battery. The device offers two USB-C 3.1 ports and a headphone jack.
With tech specifications keeping in mind, it looks that the notebook works totally smoothly and hassle free if the user uses it for browsing, writing or editing. A major drawback of Acer Swift 7 is that the keyboard is non-backlit which looks a bit outdated.
If any tech lover wants an ultra slim laptop as a solid choice with great device performance, then Acer Swift 7 is the one which can be chosen. The ultra slim notebook is priced at $999 and available on major online marketplaces as well as Acer outlets worldwide.
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