Separated from Acer H7 with USB-C connector, Acer brought to CES 2016 and new laptops that offer users the opportunity to record objects in the real world in 3D format, but also to transfer data via Wi-Fi at speeds of up to 4.6 Gbps.
Let's start with Acer Aspire V Nitro Black Edition visible in the image above, he having a Intel RealSense 3D camera implemented, this offering the possibility to record objects from the real world in 3D format in order to be able to print them with a 3D printer.
Apart from the recording of objects in 3D format, those from Acer claim that users can also do online streaming sessions in 3D format, the background of the location in which they are located can be removed and replaced with anything they want, including video streams from compatible games.
All laptops in the Acer Aspire V Nitro Black Edition series are available with 15/17 inch screens, Intel Skylake processors and Nvidia video cards, the selling prices of the products will start from 1099 dollars, February being the month chosen by the launch .
We now move on to Acer TravelMate P648, this being the first laptop in which the technology was implemented Wi-Fi 802.11ad, popularly known as WiGig, offering the possibility to transfer data at speeds of up to 4.6 Gbps between electronic devices.
To offer these benefits, Acer TravelMate P648 uses Qualcomm Atheros chips that support three frequencies, namely 2.4 GHz, 5 GHz and 60 GHz, the latter allowing the transfer of data at such high speeds between electronic devices.
The problem with the Wi-Fi 802.11ad standard is that the range is very small, so the entire communication is limited to the devices in the same room, that is if you have a router compatible with it, but implementing it in a laptop is a first step towards the increase in popularity of technology.
