Acer had plenty of new gadgets to bust out last night at their New York event, and their attack was a multi-pronged assault on a variety of fields. Whether it was creative, gaming or business focused, the veteran hardware brand had plenty of toys to show off. Here’s a round-up of everything that Acer had up their 2019 sleeves.

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