Evo certified laptops naturally tend to land in the higher-end. Acer’s Swift 5 is one of such devices. We were lucky enough to try it out over a weekend.
This time on Unboxing for Business we take a look at what Microsoft is doing with its array of Windows Mixed Reality headsets. Plus, we speak with Amol Shah, Microsoft Canada's consumer PC division leader, for a deep dive into what this new strategy for augmented reality and virtual reality means for the tech giant.
Microsoft is taking the fight to Facebook's Oculus Rift and HTC's VIVE virtual reality headsets by dropping the virtual reality and augmented reality monikers. The tech giant is all in on mixed reality, and this new era of Microsoft technology starts on Oct. 17 with five headsets from Acer, Dell, HP Inc., Lenovo, and Samsung.
Acer executives spent a lot of resources in developing ultrabooks and netbooks at a time when the PC market was already shrinking, according to a technology industry analyst.