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When laptop users want to go large Acer is the best option
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or some users, the size of the display is important and when laptop users want to go large, Acer is the stand- out option. Acer is the only PC vendor in our portfolio
to provide a 17-inch professional solution and we’ve seen huge demand for notebooks with this generous screen size.
It is well worth letting your customers know that they can have a laptop with this display size. Tere are plenty of users who like the added flexibility the extra workspace offered in a portable device, like the TravelMate TMP273- MG, which comes with Intel Core i5, and a 17.3-inch HD+ Active Matrix TFT Colour LCD display, as well as NVIDIA GeForce 710M 2GB graphics. Te Acer Aspire ES1 series also has a 17.3-inch screen and with generous specs available this series of laptops offers exceptional value.
Te pick of the bunch though, has to be the amazing Acer Aspire VN7-791G with its FHD Acer ComfyView LCD and NVIDIA GeForce GTX 860M 2G. Tis has an Intel Core i7 processor, an incredible 16GB RAM, 256GB SSD and 1TB hard disk drive, Blu-ray Disc RE drive, Windows 8.1 64-bit, so it’s the ideal gaming and entertainment system – big screen, big power, big everything but the price. It’s an ideal product to get in front of buyers at this time of year.
For more details on all these large screen Acer laptops, please search for TMP273 or call your sales contact today.
Exceptional offer on the excellent Toshiba Portégé Z30-A-13W
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ou can currently get some great savings on the excellent 13.3-inch Portégé Z30 Ultrabook. Tis super- slim device is only 0.7 inches thick and weighs just 2.6
lbs. Te gunmetal grey magnesium alloy casing makes it look smart and professional, but it is also a robust system and perfectly capable of withstanding the daily stresses of professional use. With Intel Core i5 technology providing the processing engine, 4GB RAM, 128GB SSD, and a choice of Windows 7 Professional 64-Bit or Windows 8.1 Pro, it’s an exceptional performer and right now we have a limited inventory available with a massive £240 off the usual price. Tis is a great Ultrabook at a great price – don’t miss the opportunity. Check InTouch for details or call the PC Systems team on 01256 788 000.
Fujitsu E Series flying off the shelves
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e are seeing a really strong demand for Fujitsu’s new LIFEBOOK E5 Series of notebooks and with more stocks now arriving, there is a good opportunity to make the most of this already-popular family that bridges the gap between the ultra-
mobile and practical everyday portable workhorse PC.
Te LIFEBOOK E5 Series comprises two models – the E544 and E554, each of which are available in three variations. Tey have 14-inch and 15.6-inch displays respectively and sit between Fujitsu’s popular and affordable A-series and high-end Ultrabook ranges.
For more information, please check InTouch, call the PC Systems team on 01256 788000, or email
chris.bates@
techdata.co.uk
01256 788 000
NETGEAR unveils first 802.11ac access point
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he NETGEAR WAC120 is the company’s first wireless access point to incorporate the new 802.11ac technology ideal for small office and home use, it
provides standalone configuration with easy setup for a reliable, high-performance, and affordable wireless solution. For more, contact the PC Components team on 01256 864 220 or email
michael.cain@
techdata.co.uk
AOC 4K UHD and WQHD displays offer superior clarity and great value
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he latest AOC 28-inch U2868PQU 4K Ultra High Definition monitor provides an expansive display area and a stunningly-
detailed resolution of 3820 x 2160 pixels – equivalent to four 1080p HD displays. Te company’s 27-inch Q2770PQU Wide Quad High Definition monitor with AH-IPS display panel ensures superior clarity and WQHD resolution of 2560 x 1440 pixels – four times the resolution of 720p HD.
Te effect is dazzlingly impressive and so are the prices, making these leading-edge displays great sellers and great margin makers for your business too. Check InTouch for details.
www.techdata.co.uk
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