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Acer ConceptD 7 Pro hands-on review

Acer ConceptD 7 Pro hands-on review

Posted on October 22, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Meet the new king of creator laptops

Acer’s been testing the content creation waters for a while now, but with the new Acer ConceptD 7 Pro ($3,699), the company’s diving in headfirst. Targeting architects, engineers and creative professionals, such as music producers and video editors, the ConceptD 7 Pro bursts at the seams with power thanks to an Intel Core i7 processor and a graphics card from Nvidia’s powerful Quadro line. Throw in a pair of lightning-fast SSDs and a gorgeous 4K panel in an equally attractive chassis, and this might be the best creator-class laptop of the year.
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