Acer closed out its IFA showcase with a lineup that’s a bit harder to put in one box, spanning an ePaper monitor, a clever triple-screen extender, tablets, a projector, and some new 5G gear.
Starting with the EP130K, this ePaper monitor is aimed at people who spend long stretches reading or doing deep focus work, offering that paper-like, glare-free viewing experience rather than a typical backlit screen. It supports touch and stylus input directly on the panel, hits up to 3200 x 2400 resolution, and lets you switch between color and black-and-white modes depending on what you’re working on. Thanks to its bi-stable display, the image stays put on screen even if you disconnect power entirely.
For anyone juggling a lot of windows at once, the PD163Q P3 triple screen extender is a clever one that fills some of the most niche requirements. It links three 15.6-inch FHD panels to your laptop through a single USB-C cable, folding down into a compact, portable unit that can give you up to four total displays when paired with your existing screen. Each panel works independently, supporting both extend and clone modes depending on your workflow.
The C350e projector takes a different angle entirely, doubling as a little AI “duck” companion even when it’s not projecting anything. Its detachable AI Badge remote displays personal photos and widgets and taps into Google Gemini for AI interactions, while the projector itself delivers Full HD resolution with 8,000 LED lumens and handles setup automatically thanks to auto-focus and keystone correction.
On the tablet side, Acer refreshed its Iconia lineup with the new 16-inch Iconia X16 and updated 14-inch Iconia X14, both running Android 16 on MediaTek Helio G80 chips with OLED screens and a tripod kickstand design that makes them easy to prop up for homework or watching shows. The more affordable Iconia A16 and A14 bring similar upgrades in IPS panels for anyone wanting the same core experience at a lower price.
Rounding things out are two new ways to stay connected. The Connect X6ES is a 5G CPE router built for homes or businesses where regular broadband falls short, combining Wi-Fi 6E with intelligent failover between 5G and WAN connections for a more stable signal. And for anyone who needs mobile connectivity on the move, the Connect D5P is a compact 5G dongle supporting eSIM, nano SIM, and vSIM flexibility, with download speeds up to 3.27Gbps in standalone 5G mode.
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