Acer Swift 14 IA Review: Desista das portas

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<em>Left-side ports on the Intel: HDMI 2.</em><em>1, USB-A, and two Thunderbolt 4.</em>” title=”None” onclick=”openModal(this)”></div><div class= Nintendo Switch 2 review: exactly good enough
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<em>Left-side ports on the AMD: HDMI 2.1, </em><em>USB-A, and two USB4.</em>” title=”None” onclick=”openModal(this)”></div><div class= The best instant cameras you can buy right now
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The Intel version of the Swift 14 AI (left) comes in a dark blue, while the AMD (right) gets a standard silver.
<em>Aside from color and the specs of their USB-C ports, the biggest different between these two models are their hinge designs. The AMD plants the </em><em>base of its lid to lift its deck for better airflow.</em>” title=”None” onclick=”openModal(this)”></div><div class= Framework Laptop 12 review: plastic fantastic
<em>The keyboards and trackpads </em><em>on both these laptops aren’t anything special but they’re perfectly solid.</em>” title=”None” onclick=”openModal(this)”></div><div class= This smart light has party speaker aspirations
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<em>The AMD version’s screen sits slightly</em><em> lower.</em>” title=”None” onclick=”openModal(this)”></div><div class= <em>Right-side ports on the AMD: USB-A and a 3.5mm combo audio jack. Note the very different</em><em> hinge design on the AMD version.</em>” title=”None” onclick=”openModal(this)”></div><div class= <em>Right-side ports on the Intel: USB-A </em><em>and a 3.5mm combo audio jack.</em>” title=”None” onclick=”openModal(this)”></div><div class= <em>There are some slight differences in the </em><em>dimensions between the AMD and Intel models, but it’s mostly negligible in actual use.</em>” title=”None” onclick=”openModal(this)”></div><div class= <em>The Intel Swift’s hinge allows it to open all the way to a flat position, but it can’t fold back like</em><em> a 2-in-1.</em>” title=”None” onclick=”openModal(this)”></div><div class= Nintendo Switch 2 review: exactly good enough
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<em>The Swift pair aren’t particularly thin </em><em>or sleek, but their designs are inoffensive.</em>” title=”None” onclick=”openModal(this)”></div><div class= This smart light has party speaker aspirations
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