Acer has announced a new lineup of Android-powered tablets and smart wearable devices, highlighting its growing focus on artificial intelligence (AI), augmented reality (AR), and mobile productivity technologies.
Leading the launch are the new Acer Iconia Duo tablets—the Iconia Duo S14, Iconia Duo S12, and Iconia Duo D12—which introduce Acer’s new 3:2 aspect ratio display designed to balance productivity and media consumption. The tablets are powered by MediaTek processors, run Android 16, and support optional accessories such as an active stylus, keyboard, and magnetic kickstand, transforming them into portable workstations for students, creators, and professionals.
The flagship Acer Iconia Duo S14 features a 14.2-inch 2.8K OLED display with a 120Hz refresh rate and is powered by the MediaTek Dimensity 8300 chipset. Acer says the device is optimized for multitasking, AI-powered creative applications, and professional workflows. The more compact Iconia Duo S12 uses a MediaTek Dimensity 7400 processor, while the entry-level Duo D12 is equipped with a MediaTek Helio G99 chip.
Expanding beyond tablets, Acer also introduced the AR Vision GR0, a lightweight augmented reality headset that delivers a virtual viewing experience comparable to a 172-inch display. Compatible with Android, iOS, and Windows devices, the wearable is designed for immersive entertainment, productivity, learning, and private viewing in public spaces.
Acer’s strongest AI push comes with the new GI0 AI Glasses, which integrate Google Gemini-powered voice assistance. The smart glasses support real-time translation, AI-driven image analysis, voice commands, AI captions, and hands-free content capture through an integrated camera. Designed for travelers, professionals, and technology enthusiasts, the device connects wirelessly to smartphones via Bluetooth and Wi-Fi and works with the Acer AspireSync companion app.
The latest announcements underscore Acer’s strategy of combining AI, AR, and mobile computing technologies to create more immersive, intelligent, and portable user experiences across work, education, and entertainment.
