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Acer Expands Thin-and-Light Portfolio with 799 G Swift Blade 14 Laptop
The thin-and-light laptops use Intel Core Series 3 chips and offer up to 3K OLED displays for mobile productivity.
- On Wednesday, September 2, 2026, Acer announced the Swift Blade 14 and Swift Air 16 at IFA 2026; both laptops feature Intel Core Series 3 processors for mobile productivity.
- Weighing just 799g and measuring 12.9mm thick, the Swift Blade 14 achieves its feather-light design through a hybrid magnesium-aluminum alloy keyboard deck paired with carbon fiber top and bottom covers.
- Featuring a 16-inch display, the Swift Air 16 weighs 1.5kg and measures 13.5mm thick; its 70Wh battery supports fast-charging to 50% in only 30 minutes via a 100W adapter.
- Acer confirmed the Swift Air 16 will start selling in Europe, the Middle East, and Africa in December 2026, with a North America launch scheduled for early 2027.
- Both models offer premium display options including 3K OLED panels with 100% DCI-P3 color gamut coverage; dual Thunderbolt 4 ports provide high-speed connectivity for modern workflows.
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Acer’s new MacBook Air rival is nearly a pound lighter than Apple’s laptop
Acer is announcing a new laptop poised to rival the MacBook Air's thinness and lightness - and in the process, it cops another laptop's name. The Acer Swift Blade 14 (not to be confused with the Razer Blade 14) is a productivity machine weighing just 1.76 pounds / 799g and measuring as little as 0.51 […]
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