We have talked about Acer’s computers, gaming handhelds, and concepts from IFA 2026. But the company also brought along a few other things worth a look. Some give you more screen space. One gives you a screen that looks like paper. Here’s a quick catch-up.
Acer EP130K: A Monitor That Keeps Its Last Image
If your work involves staring at documents all day, the EP130K offers a change of scenery. This 13.3-inch ePaper touchscreen displays black-and-white content at 3200 × 2400, or 4,096 colors at 1600 × 1200. It supports finger and stylus input, draws power over USB-C, and retains its last image even after being unplugged. Paper-like viewing comes with a less paper-like price: US$749.99, arriving in North America in Q1 2027.
Acer PD163Q P3: Bring the Other Three Screens
One laptop screen can get crowded fast. The PD163Q P3 adds three foldable 15.6-inch Full HD IPS displays through one USB-C connection, giving you four screens altogether. Extend your desktop or clone content, with uniform brightness adjustment across the panels. Your spreadsheet, reference material, and chat window can each have their own address. North American sales start in Q1 2027 at US$349.99.
Acer C350e: The Projector’s Remote Has Other Plans
The C350e projects Full HD video, but its detachable AI Badge also handles photos, widgets, and Gemini-powered interactions. Yes, even the remote has found extra work. A swiveling, tilting stand and autofocus simplify setup, while two 3 W speakers supply sound. Brightness is rated at 350 ANSI lumens. It reaches EMEA in Q1 2027 from €199, approximately US$223.
Acer Iconia Tablets: Big Screens, Useful Second Jobs
The Iconia X16 and X14 offer 16-inch and 14-inch OLED displays; the A16 and A14 use IPS panels. All four run Android 16 on MediaTek Helio G80 chips, with 6 GB RAM, 128 GB storage, and 8,000 mAh batteries. Their two USB-C ports include a dedicated video input, letting them double as external displays. Kickstands are included; keyboards and styluses are optional. They arrive in North America and EMEA in Q4 2026, with prices still pending.
Acer Connect X6ES: Backup Internet Included
The X6ES combines 5G, Wi-Fi 6E, and wired WAN connectivity, with intelligent failover when a connection lets you down. Two Gigabit Ethernet ports handle wired devices. It launches in EMEA in Q1 2027 from €299, approximately US$335.
Acer Connect D5P: Give Your Laptop Its Own 5G
The USB-C D5P dongle supports nano SIM, eSIM, and vSIM, with theoretical 5G downloads reaching 3.27 Gbps. It works with Windows, macOS, ChromeOS, and Linux, making it a handy alternative to draining your phone through hotspot duty. North American availability begins in December 2026 at US$299.99.
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