Other specs include up to 16GB of RAM, up to 512GB of storage, Intel Iris Xe graphics and 10 hours of battery life. We'll have to see how this works in practice, but given how many laptops have entirely mediocre webcams, any improvements here will be welcome. It's a 1080p camera with a blue glass filter and new noise-reduction technology to remove things like light flares. Acer also put some focus on the webcam, a wise choice given how we're all still stuck on videos calls for the foreseeable future. This laptop has no fans, which means these probably aren't the highest-powered versions of Intel's chips, but they should still provide solid performance for Chrome OS. Most interesting is probably the Spin 514 (pictured above), which combines a 14-inch 1080p touchscreen that has minimal bezels with Intel's 11th-generation Core i3, i5 or i7 processors. That should hopefully ground you as we go through these new models. That's a lot of product names, but Spin devices can flip around with a 360-degree hinge, and the last two digits denote the screen size.
There are four models being refreshed today: the Chromebook Spin 514, Chromebook 515, Chromebook 514, and Chromebook Spin 314. As part of its usual autumn laptop refresh, Acer is announcing a host of new Chromebook today that'll roll out in the coming months.
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