Acer's V series product lines offers specifications of 15.6-inch, 14-inch and 11.6-inch displays.
All models are available with a choice of touch or non-touch panel. They are also available with next-generation AMD dual-core or quad-core processors, or the latest Intel CPUs.
Select configurations also include Nvidia GeForce GT700M series or AMD Radeon HD8750 discrete graphics.
The new V7 series ultrabooks include a variety of the latest Intel processors, solid state drives, Acer Theft Shield, the new Acer converter port and WiDi, Intel's Wireless Display technology.
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