Which brings me to one of the more unusual designs to hit the market, the Acer Aspire R7. The R7 is a handsome, albeit (at nearly 5.3 pounds) heavy, multitouch-based convertible Windows 8 laptop ...

An Acer touch-screen Windows 8 laptop has popped up on the Home Shopping Network, along with other systems. Brace yourself: touch-screen laptops will not be cheap. Most of the specs are pretty ...

Lately, though, the lines have been blurred by Windows 8 laptops and all-in-ones that employ all sorts of tricks to sideline as tablets. One of the most ambitious to date is the Acer Aspire R7 ...

Yesterday, the drama escalated when Acer President Jim Wong told Bloomberg that the Taipei-based PC maker is having more success with Google's Chrome OS than Windows 8. Acer's $199 C7 has ...

Acer shows off its new Windows 8 laptop features 10-point touch display. Computer makers are having to reconsider laptops design to coincide with the new features of Windows 8.

That's one of the lowest scores we've seen in a Windows 8 laptop thus far, and really not enough for a full day of on-the-go work. Acer's own very similar Aspire M5 ran for more than two ...

Acer isn’t kidding when they describe the $1699, S7-391 ultraportable as cutting edge. This Windows 8 laptop is so thin (11.9 mm) and stiff, it could double as a weapon in the wrong hands.

It supports up to 64 points of simultaneous touch with its optional swivel stand. Like most of the PC makers at IFA, Acer declined to state prices for their Windows 8-based products.

New Windows 8 laptops slide, flip and rotate to become ... but the following Windows 8 computers from Dell, Acer, Lenovo and others are now sitting on shelves and they flip, slide and swirl ...

A big part of Acer's Windows 8 plan is to rebrand the company as a purveyor of high-end laptops. Hence, the expensive, but very attractive, S7 ultrabook. Dell has resurrected one of its most ...

While the industry is gearing up for Microsofts Windows 8 operating system, not all the hardware manufacturers seem to be too hopeful of the product. While the industry is gearing up for Microsoft ...

pointed to "weak" demand for Windows 8 as the reason why its PC sales are sagging. That's not exactly a glowing endorsement, but is it a cause for concern? Depends on who you ask. Acer president ...