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Acer expands Copilot+ laptops with new Swift Go and Aspire AI models

Acer expands its Copilot+ range at CES 2025, unveiling Swift Go and Aspire AI laptops with advanced processors, AI features, and stunning displays.

Acer has taken a bold step at CES 2025 by expanding its Copilot+ range of AI-enhanced laptops. The company offers advanced performance and features to meet modern computing needs by introducing new models in the Swift Go and Aspire series.

Swift Go AI laptops bring power and style

Acerโ€™s latest Swift Go AI laptops include the Swift Go 16 AI (SFG16-61/T) and Swift Go 14 AI (SFG14-64/T). Powered by AMD Ryzen AI 300 Series processors with โ€œZen 5โ€ architecture, these laptops feature up to eight performance cores and 16 threads with a maximum boost clock of 5.0 GHz. Integrated AMD XDNA 2 NPU architecture delivers up to 50 TOPS, ensuring superior performance for tasks like streaming, video editing, and AI-powered features.

These laptops promise a battery life of up to 24.9 hours for video playback, making them ideal for users on the go. AI enhancements include Acer PurifiedVoice 2.0 and UserSensing 2.0, ensuring improved conferencing and security.

Both models offer stunning OLED displays with up to 3K resolution and 120Hz refresh rates. DisplayHDR and TrueBlack 500 certified, ensuring vibrant visuals and reduced eye strain. IPS touch display options are also available for those who prefer touch functionality. Additional features include a 1440p QHD IR camera, DTS:X Ultra audio, and a triple microphone array for enhanced conferencing experiences.

Aspire AI laptops redefine multitasking

The new Aspire 14 AI (A14-52M/A14-52MT) is powered by Intel Core Ultra Series 2 processors and has up to 32 GB LPDDR5X memory. Designed for seamless multitasking, it features an integrated NPU to accelerate AI-driven workloads. Connectivity options include two Thunderbolt 4 Type-C ports, HDMI 2.1 for up to 8K monitor support, Wi-Fi 6E, and Bluetooth 5.3.

This model offers up to 22 hours of video playback and a 180-degree hinge for flexible usage. Buyers can choose between a 14-inch OLED display or a WUXGA touch panel, both of which provide crisp visuals for work and entertainment.

Acer has also introduced new Aspire S AI and Aspire C AI all-in-one PCs. These include the Aspire S24 AI and Aspire S27 AI, featuring up to Intel Core Ultra processors and integrated Intel Arc graphics. Display options range from Full HD to QHD, and refresh rates increase to 120Hz for smoother visuals. Connectivity is robust, with HDMI 2.0, USB 3.2, and Wi-Fi 7.

The Aspire C24 AI and Aspire C27 AI models boast AMD Ryzen AI 300 Series processors, AMD Radeon 800M graphics, and up to 64 GB of DDR5 memory. Both features display up to QHD resolution with 180Hz refresh rates and a 5MP webcam with a privacy shutter. These models cater to users seeking high performance, focusing on privacy and security.

Pricing and availability

  • Swift Go 14 AI (SFG14-64/T): Available in North America starting in May at S$1,225.40.
  • Swift Go 16 AI (SFG16-61/T): Starting in April at S$1,293.48 in North America.
  • Aspire 14 AI (A14-52M/A14-52MT): Available in North America starting in February at S$1,089.25.
  • Aspire S24 AI (S24A-GLNL): Available in North America in Q2, starting at S$1,633.88.
  • Aspire S27 AI (S27A-ELNL) : Available in North America in Q2, starting atย S$1,770.03.
  • Aspire C24 AI (C24B-GKRK) : Available in North America in Q2, starting atย S$1,361.56.
  • Aspire C27 AI (C27B-GKRK) : Available in North America in Q2, starting at S$1,497.72.

With these new releases, Acer continues to push the boundaries of AI integration in personal computing, catering to a wide range of users, from professionals to casual users.

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