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  Also announces 5G peripherals and a gaming mouse ·        Predator gaming notebooks now include the new 11th Gen Intel ®  Core ™  H-series processors and NVIDIA ® GeForce RTX ™  30 Series Laptop GPUs for powerful yet ultraportable gaming ·        The new Predator Triton 500 SE pushes performance-per-pound limits, packing as much power as possible and up to a 240 Hz display into a 19.9 mm thin chassis — plus a clean, understated new design and up to 12 hours of battery life ·        The Predator Helios 500 comes with either a FHD 360 Hz display with a 3 ms response time or a 4K 120 Hz Mini  LED  display that supports full-array local dimming and is comparable to VESA DisplayHDR ™  1,000 ·        Peripherals such as the Predator Connect X5 5G CPE router, Predator Connect D5 5G Dongle and Predator Cestus 335 gaming mouse further enhanc...

Evolution is a part of life, and as such, brands have had to undergo some major changes to ensure they remain relevant to their respective markets. Gaming is one such industry that’s changed and adapted drastically over the years and has crossed paths with various platforms.    We’re, therefore, looking at the world of PC gaming and how Acer has taken the great leap from desktop to notebook gaming.   Notebook versus Desktop: What’s the difference?   Everyday laptops have often been more of a novelty than a reliable gaming device. This is because they lack the hardware and overall storage to meet the requirements that a desktop version can effectively meet.   Overheating is one of the biggest problems gaming notebook developers have had to face as the compact design was unable to provide enough space to meet the cooling demands of gaming – even with a bulky design. Desktops, on the other hand, can accommodate a lot more hardware due to their stationary design and...