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The laptop is expected to land in May starting at $2,199. In addition to the Triton, Acer also refreshed its Nitro 5, which pairs Intel’s 10th-gen Core i7 processor and Nvidia’s GeForce GTX 1650 Ti graphics for a starting price of $749 when it becomes available in May.
If you want more understated aesthetics on your notebook, MSI’s GS66 Stealth trades in the flashier designs on most traditional gaming laptops for a sleek, matte sandblasted core black chassis. The laptop packs in Nvidia’s RTX 2080 Super graphics in a Max-Q design alongside Intel’s 10th-gen Core i9 processor.
With all that performance, you’ll want a display that can keep up with your gaming action, and thankfully the GS66 Stealth packs in a 15.6-inch FHD IPS screen with a 300Hz refresh rate. You’re getting all this in a package that measures just 0.71-inch thick.
If you want to trade in the muted black aesthetics of the Stealth for something a little flashier, the GE66 Raider is equipped with similar specs and comes with LED lighting in a sleek aluminum casing. The Stealth is available for preorder from Newegg for $1,599 and will land at Best Buy on April 15. The $1,799 Raider will be available on April 15.
MSI is also refreshing its Creator 17 laptop with a mini-LED display that covers 100 percent DCI-P3 color space, a larger GS75 Stealth, and GE75 Raider with Nvidia’s Super graphics.
Like the MSI Stealth, the appeal of Razer’s new Blade 15 is in its understated aesthetics, and this laptop’s aluminum-clad all-black design houses some powerful specs under the hood. You wouldn’t know it by looking at it, though, as the Max-Q design allows this GeForce RTX 2080 Super-equipped laptop to stay as slim as an ultrabook.
Inside, you now get Nvidia’s best mobile graphics (up to RTX 2080 Super) alongside Intel’s 10th-gen eight-core Core i7-10875H processor that can reach up to 5.1GHz clock speeds.
Other features include Wi-Fi 6 Gig+ connectivity for lag-free gaming along with a 15.6-inch FHD display with 300Hz refresh rate for tear-free action. It also now comes with a full-size SD card slot and can charge fully via USB-C.
The Blade 15 Advanced is the sole Razer model getting refreshed, and it starts at $1,599 when it goes on sale in May. Razer has made some changes to its configurations. The Base Model now comes with a 144Hz and an option for the 4K OLED display.
Every student need the right device to help them with their homework, do their research, and give them access to the world’s most expansive libraries — especially now that everyone has turned to studying at home. But, in a market as oversaturated with goods for working professionals like laptops and computers, it can be hard to find the right device for young learners on a budget.
That’s why we’re here to tell you that what you need aren’t any computer or laptop deals. What you’re looking for is a Chromebook. These Chromebook deals from Acer, HP, and Dell will augment any student’s learning by cutting distractions — and price tags — while providing all the educational essentials. Get yourself or your young ones ready for school when it’s back in season for as low as $219 on Best Buy, B&H Photo, and Dell.
The Acer Chromebook 15 isn’t just insanely affordable, it’s also packed with incredible features that would put some pricier Chromebooks to shame. Its 15.6-inch display ensures that you get full coverage over whatever is on-screen, maximizing your viewing potential. The standard 1,366 x 768 resolution isn’t flashy or as pixel perfect as Chromebooks or laptops with higher resolution, but it gets the job done problem-free. And though the Acer Chromebook 15 doesn’t have a Full HD screen, it’s still equipped with Acer’s ComfyView technology that wouldn’t otherwise be available for displays less than 1080p. This way, you get a matte finish that reduces glare to a minimum.
It’s powered by an Intel Atom processor with 4GB of RAM, which, as we’ve stated before, is more than good enough for tablets and other mobile devices. It’s not as powerful as Intel Core processors, but the Atom is designed for efficiency in mobile devices so you get minimal lag and get decent speeds. You can even work non-stop for a whole day because Acer’s Chromebook 15 has a massive 12-hour battery life, so you won’t need to have multiple charging breaks in between productivity sessions. The built-in Intel HD Graphics isn’t suitable for anything more than casual games and videos, so video editing and hardcore online gaming are out of the question. But, for students who don’t need to edit videos, this shouldn’t be much of a bother.

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