1080p IR Camera /w Windows Hello & Privacy Shutter
Wi-Fi 6 2x2 + Bluetooth 5.4
Ports:
2x USB 3.2 Gen 1 Type-A (left*1) (right*1)
2x USB 3.2 Gen 1 Type-C with support for display / power delivery (left)
1x HDMI 2.1 TMDS (left)
1x 3.5mm Combo Audio Jack (left)
4 Cell 70 WHr Battery
68W Type-C Adapter
3.75 lbs.
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That is a good device too but i don't think it has RJ-45 port and neither it is there in any of the Best Buy images. Ultrabooks normally don't come with LAN port anymore.
That is a good device too but i don't think it has RJ-45 port and neither it is there in any of the Best Buy images. Ultrabooks normally don't come with LAN port anymore.
On Best Buy's website, it says the Acer has 2 USB-C 3.2 ports but in the features section, it says USB4 40Gbps. Do you happen to know which one is correct?
On Best Buy's website, it says the Acer has 2 USB-C 3.2 ports but in the features section, it says USB4 40Gbps. Do you happen to know which one is correct?
That is the generic specification of the Swift SFG16-A71T series and some models under that eries may have RJ-45 but this specific model. Below is the Acer Store link of this exact model. You'll not see any mention of RJ-45 and check the images too, no RJ-45 https://store.acer.com/en-us/swif...-a71t-r87f
I prefer Intel's B390 performance vs the Amd's 880M. But that's because I play video games when I'm not working. And also I don't like having dedicated devices for different tasks (ie, one for work, one for gaming). I understand it's not a gaming laptop, but it's powerful enough to play what I need it to. I've won mid-20k premier rank games on cs2 with this laptop with peripherals and a 144hz external monitor connected to it. Can't say it's the best experience I've ever had, but it does enough for me to play competitively comfortably.
For you I suggest choosing based on your budget (if you have one) and what you'll be doing with it. Can't go wrong with either option.
I prefer Intel's B390 performance vs the Amd's 880M. But that's because I play video games when I'm not working. And also I don't like having dedicated devices for different tasks (ie, one for work, one for gaming). I understand it's not a gaming laptop, but it's powerful enough to play what I need it to. I've won mid-20k premier rank games on cs2 with this laptop with peripherals and a 144hz external monitor connected to it. Can't say it's the best experience I've ever had, but it does enough for me to play competitively comfortably.
For you I suggest choosing based on your budget (if you have one) and what you'll be doing with it. Can't go wrong with either option.
They aren't even in the same price point. If you want to compare 880M, you would compare to the Intel Arc from the 155H or 165H in terms of performance and price. The B390 is at least a few hundred more on a laptop which you are better off getting a 5060.
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However, the RAM is completely soldered in the Acer Swift.
However, the RAM is completely soldered in the Acer Swift.
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For you I suggest choosing based on your budget (if you have one) and what you'll be doing with it. Can't go wrong with either option.
For you I suggest choosing based on your budget (if you have one) and what you'll be doing with it. Can't go wrong with either option.
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