Acer’s Swift 7 is your the new “world’s thinnest laptop” – and now it has a price to go along with its self-proclaimed title.
Acer first unveiled the Swift 7 back at IFA 2016, but final release details were thin on the ground out in Berlin beyond a purported October launch.
The company has held good on its promise, and has now revealed that the Kaby Lake-packing Windows 10 machine will sport a $1,099 RRP in the USA, according to Acer’s official online store.
However, other US retailers including Best Buy and Amazon have the laptop tagged at $999.
UK release details are still to be confirmed, but based on the US prices, we’d expect it to be around £949-£1,000.
We’re contacting Acer’s UK representatives and will report back if we’re able to glean any additional information.
The Swift 7 measures just 9.98mm in depth and offers a 13.3-inch Full HD display, Core i5 processor based on Intel’s new-gen Kaby Lake architecture and 8GB of RAM, a 256GB SSD, and a 2,770mAh battery Acer claims will last for up to nine hours.
Watch: Acer Swift 7 hands-on
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