Acer today announced that it has earned three CES 2017 Innovation awards for its monitors and notebooks, including the top prize in the computer peripherals category with a “Best of Innovation” award for its Predator Z301CT gaming monitor.
Acer was also named an “Honoree” twice in the computer hardware and components category for its Swift 7, the world’s thinnest notebook, as well as the Spin 7, the world’s thinnest convertible notebook.
The Predator Z301CT is the world’s first 21:9 curved monitor with eye-tracking functionality. The monitor’s eye-tracking technology adds to a gamer’s arsenal of control tools, helping them to intuitively aim, target and shoot faster than competitors who only have access to a keyboard and mouse.
Other key features include a 30-inch 1800R curved ultra-wide full HD 2560x1080 screen, stutter-free visuals with NVIDIA G-Sync technology, a rapid 200Hz refresh rate, fast 4ms response time and 178-degree viewing angles.
The Acer Swift 7, the world’s thinnest notebook, was selected as a CES 2017 Innovation Honoree in the computer hardware and components category. It measures less than 1cm thin (0.39 inches) and weighs 2.48 pounds, providing up to 9 hours of battery life. It offers an all-aluminum uni-body design with Corning Gorilla Glass for superior durability and scratch resistance.
The Acer Spin 7, the world’s thinnest convertible notebook, was also selected as a CES 2017 Innovation Honoree in the computer hardware and components category. Its 13-inch all-aluminum uni-body houses a 14-inch Full HD IPS Corning Gorilla Glass touchscreen display with a narrow bezel.
