Designed for people who work outdoors, Acer is releasing the Enduro N7 and N3 rugged laptops.
The Acer Enduro N7 features a 14-inch Full HD display, capable of outputting a maximum of 700 nits. It runs on an 8th generation Intel Core i5 processor, powered batteries: a hot-swappable 10-hour rated battery, and a built-in bridge battery. It offers several security features, including Trusted Platform Module 2.0, Acer Enduro Manageability Suite (AEMS), and a fingerprint sensor compliant with Windows Hello.
The Acer Enduro N3 is a more portable variant, measuring only 24.85mm thin and weighing 1.985kg. It’s MIL-STD 810G & IP53 certified, with reinforced corners, Corning Gorilla Glass, AEMS, and features the water-resistant Aquafan for cooling.
Under the hood, it runs on a 10th Generation Intel Core i7 processor, an NVIDIA GeForce MX230 GPU, 32GB of RAM, and a 1TB SSD. Powering the device is a 13-hour rated battery.
Alongside the Enduro N3 and N7, Acer also introduced the Enduro T1 and T5 rugged tablets.
The Acer Enduro T5 is equipped with a 10-inch Windows tablet with a 7th generation Intel Core m3 processor. Like the Enduro N7, its 10-hour battery can be swapped out for continuous usage.
It offers several safety features, including MIL-STD 810G & IP65 certification, and AEMS. Additionally, it also can be used with several accessories such as docking stations, hand grips, 4-point shoulder straps, car chargers, and car holders.
Acer is also releasing a cheaper variant, the Enduro T1. It comes with a smaller 8-inch display, an Intel Celeron processor, and 64GB of eMMC storage. It runs on Android OS, with a lower IP54 certification.
The Acer Enduro N3 will be available in North America and EMEA in June, for a starting price of USD 899 and EUR 999, respectively. The Acer Enduro N7, T5, and T1’s pricing and availability are yet to be announced.