Acer’s touchscreen AI Laptop with 16GB RAM is only $570

Image: IDG / Mark Knapp

Microsoft is pushing users to upgrade their laptops to “Copilot+”but what does this mean? In my humble opinion, this means a minimum of specs including recent AI-ready CPUs and other good guts… with a price that’s a little on the high side. But today, you have the option to buy a new computer. Acer models are available for only $569.99.

Acer Aspire 14 AI laptop is a reliable workhorse, with no flashy materials and no pretensions to gaming prowess. Mark Knapp, our reviewer, called it reliable and solid. It screams Toyota Camry to me. But you can’t argue the specs. It has a Core Ultra 5 CPU, 16GB RAM, and 512GB storage space. On top of that, it has a touchscreen of 14 inches. Windows Hello face-scanning is also included for secure logins. There are also double USB-C/USB-A ports and a full-sized HDMI connector.

It’s neither thin nor chunky at 3.07 pounds, and its battery life is comparable to some recent Snapdragon models, which can last longer than the pink bunny from an old battery advertisement. This would be a great machine for students or anyone who’s current laptop isn’t cutting the mustard anymore. For more information, read the full review of this exact model.

AntOnline sells This configuration of the Aspire 14 AI is available for $569.99a savings of $230 on Acer’s retail price. It’s marked “quick ship” but I’m not sure what that means regarding availability. I wouldn’t leave that tab dormant, if you decide to buy it.

Buy this Acer AI Laptop with 16GB RAM at a low price: $570.

Michael Crideris a Staff Writer at PCWorld

Michael has been in technology journalism for 10 years, covering everything from Apple and ZTE. He is the resident keyboard nut at PCWorld, always testing out a new keyboard for a review. In his spare time he builds a mechanical board or expands his desktop “battlestation” . Michael has written for Android Police, Digital Trends Wired, Lifehacker and How-To Geek. He’s also covered live events like CES or Mobile World Congress. Michael lives in Pennsylvania and is always looking forward to the next kayaking trip.

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