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Acer targets students with Chromebook C871 and new TravelMates

Acer targets students with Chromebook C871 and new TravelMates

Posted on January 22, 2020 By Jarvis

Acer showed up to the BETT show in London with a handful of new products aimed at students today. The first is a new 12-inch Chromebook, which is joined by a pair of new TravelMate Windows laptops. While they may not do much to excite Acer’s regular customers, we could very well see these notebooks show up in classrooms after they release this year.
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