IFA 2015: Day 1 Press Events ‘Highlights’

ACER: Pre-IFA Press Conference

Acer Unveils the Revo Build, an Amazingly Modular Mini PC at the IFA 2015

At the IFA technology show in Berlin, Acer pulled the curtains off an amazingly modular mini-PC, the Revo Build, a successor from last year’s smart compact Revo Build series.

The Revo Build lets users add and remove elements as they require. It comes with two key components, the main unit and the graphics. With each module being magnetic, one can build their own version of an ideal computer by adding modules such as a new hard disk, graphics card or other add-on by stacking them on top of each other just like a game a super stackers. Acer calls these add-ons ‘blocks’.

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Acer Predator 6, Ultimate “Predator Projector” Smartphone for Gamers!

At the IFA 2015 Press Conference in Berlin, along with the usual assortments of PCs, and laptops, Gaming has been in their prime radar this year.

The company is championing the Predator brand on its shoulders, targeting the potential Gamers across the globe. It is considered as a strong and reliable source in the PC’s high-end gaming hardware.

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TOSHIBA: Pre-IFA Press Conference

Toshiba Satellite Radius 12, World’s First 12.5-inch 4K Convertible Laptop

Toshiba has pulled the covers off its new Satellite Radius 12 two-in-one laptop at the IFA electronics show in Berlin.

The Japanese electronics company claims it’s the “world’s first 12.5-inch Ultra HD 4K convertible,” which can be folded into a tablet or used as a laptop. The latest model in its 2-in-1 laptop/tablet line will be released in Full HD (1920×1080) or 4K display with a resolution 3840×2160 pixels for better color and clarity, which is 4x as many as HD display. It has reinforced Gorilla glass display.

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Intel: Pre-IFA Press Conference

Intel Skylake all set to reignite PC growth, the entire lineup

Intel has officially pulled over the curtains from its new processor in the family, Skylake. It has demonstrated this new processor live using computers that use this chip.

The largest semiconductor chip maker company plans to revive the growth of PC sales via overhauling its flagship line of the computer chips, it has also developed fifty different processors, which will be rolling out in the coming next few weeks.

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