Make anywhere your office with truly mobile devices


Did you know 60% of a worker’s time is spent away from their desk?1


Modern working means people no longer spend most of their time at one desk in one office. Traditional office roles are no longer the norm, with workers hot-desking, spending time at different offices or in meeting rooms, working on the move, or even working from home. This is a


huge shift in the way that previous generations have worked. As we move to a more mobile world, people need to work from anywhere and communicate on the move. This trend is driving device design- they’re being built with mobility in mind to enable productivity on the move.


Working anywhere is a reality with Acer Acer TravelMate P6


Work on the go and look great doing it with the TravelMate P6. This sleek, ultra-portable laptop is just 16.6mm thick and weighs only 1.1kg2


, making it the ideal companion for a


road warrior. Sharing and collaborating is even easier with the 180° hinge and 170° wide viewing angle. It’s durable, long-lasting and stands up to the rigours of business travel.


Full coverage 4G LTE connectivity


Maintain a consistent, high-speed wireless connection with eSim-enabled3


4G LTE


wherever you are. Gone are the days of connecting to dodgy WiFi or relying on cables to get down to business. The Acer TravelMate P6 allows you to stay connected whilst on the move.


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Dicota ECO Series: Made from recycled PET plastic bottles


Corporate Social Responsibility sees organisations taking active responsibility for protecting the environment. Dicota have created a range of carrying solutions made from up to 16 recycled Polyethylene Terephthalate (PET) plastic bottles per bag. They offer protection for yourdevices and are comfortable for everyday use.


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