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2019 Swift 1 (SF114-32) Review

2019 Swift 1 (SF114-32) Review

Posted on August 15, 2019 By Jarvis

Landing in time for the Back to School rush, 2019’s Acer Swift 1 refresh offers buyers the basics at a very attractive price – but how much of a bargain is it?

What is the Acer Swift 1?

The latest Acer Swift 1 (SF114-32) range of laptops for 2019 offers buyers a lot for a very nice price of around £400-£450. That’s close to how much you’d pay for a Chromebook – and as the Acer Swift 1 comes running on the full 64-bit version of Windows 10 Home, it features support or familiar apps and programs, including Microsoft Office, Slack and Photoshop Elements, and gives you the option to install web browsers like Mozilla’s Firefox (which isn’t currently available on Chrome OS).
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