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Acer Spin 7 (SP714-51) review 2017 – ultra-thin and stylish laptop with an amazing display

Acer Spin 7 (SP714-51) review 2017 – ultra-thin and stylish laptop with an amazing display

Posted on October 18, 2017May 26, 2019 By Jarvis

At the annual mobile technology conference IFA held in 2016 Acer announced for the first time its Spin series. Back then it impressed everyone with its portability and exquisite design and now it is time to take a look at the successor which has the same name. This review is dedicated namely to it – the new generation Spin 7.

This Acer model stands out among the most mobile computers on the market with its simple and stylish black aluminum body with thickness of only 11 mm and weight of 1.2 kg. The fan-less cooling of the machine gives us opportunity to enjoy complete silence while doing our everyday tasks. The 14-inch 360-degree rotating display allows us to use the device in three modes – normal laptop, presentation mode, and tablet.

Acer Spin 7 offers wireless communication via WiFi module Atheros/Qualcomm QCA6174 that supports Bluetooth 4.1.
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