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Acer puts Windows 10 on its touchscreen iMac rivals

Acer puts Windows 10 on its touchscreen iMac rivals

Posted on August 24, 2015September 7, 2019 By Jarvis

Acer has revamped its skinny all-in-one PC, slotting Windows 10 and full-touch into the Aspire Z3-710. The 23.8-inch desktop has a Full HD display with 10-finger multitouch, while inside are Intel’s processors with up to a Core i5-4590T supported. Meanwhile, Acer offers up to 2TB of storage, though there’s no SSD option at this stage.

Two of the Z3-710 Series have received Windows 10 updates, kicking off at $749.99 for the Aspire Z3-710-UR55. That runs Microsoft’s latest OS on a 3.2GHz Intel Core i3-4170T dualcore, with 6GB of DDR3L memory and a 1TB hard-drive.
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Computers & IT Tags:Acer, Aspire, core i3, core i5, desktop, full HD, HD, imac, Intel, memory, Microsoft, PC, Slashgear, SSD, Windows, Windows 10

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