Acer expands its lineup with an AI-powered projector, ePaper monitor, triple-screen extender, Android tablets and new 5G connectivity devices.
Acer unveiled a new lineup of AI, display, mobile and connectivity devices at its next@Acer global press conference at IFA 2026, targeting users who work, study, play and stay connected on the move.
Among the highlights is the Acer C350e, a portable Full HD projector that integrates an AI Badge supporting photos, widgets and AI interactions powered by Google Gemini. The detachable AI Badge also doubles as a remote control. The projector features autofocus, automatic keystone correction and a 360-degree swivel with 120-degree tilt.
For mobile productivity, the Acer EP130K brings ePaper technology to a 13.3-inch portable monitor. It supports touch and stylus input and delivers up to 3200 × 2400 resolution at 60Hz in black-and-white mode, along with a color mode. Its low-power panel can retain an image even after power is removed.
The Acer PD163Q P3 targets multitasking with three 15.6-inch Full HD IPS displays in a foldable design. Connected through a single USB-C cable, the extender can provide up to four displays when paired with a laptop.
Acer also introduced four Iconia tablets. The Iconia X16 and X14 run Android 16 on MediaTek Helio G80 processors and feature OLED displays, while the Iconia A16 and A14 use IPS panels. All four models include dual USB-C ports and support up to 10 hours of battery life.
For connectivity, the Acer Connect X6ES 5G CPE combines 5G with Wi-Fi 6E and intelligent failover between 5G and wired WAN connections. The Connect D5P 5G dongle supports nano SIM, eSIM and vSIM connectivity, with download speeds of up to 3.27Gbps on 5G standalone networks.
The EP130K, PD163Q P3, C350e and Connect X6ES are scheduled for select markets beginning in late 2026 or Q1 2027, while the Iconia X and A series are expected in North America and EMEA in Q4 2026. Regional pricing and availability will vary.
