Follow Hothardware, what’s interesting here is that a special coating is intended to reduce the growth of bacteria from high contact surfaces, so the device can be cleaner. The anti-bacterial weapon on Acer’s range of devices is a silver ion antibacterial agent that can be embedded or applied to the surface of chassis, keyboards, screens, touchpads, hinges, and fingerprint readers. …
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Acer begins to expand the range of devices with antibacterial function |
Acer says silver ions (Ag+) are highly reactive particles that can significantly reduce the growth rate of bacteria on contact. These silver ions penetrate glass and other surfaces, making them less likely to stain and limiting odor-causing bacteria.
One of the newly launched antibacterial devices by Acer is the TravelMate Spin P4 – a convertible laptop model aimed at business users. The product is equipped with the 11th generation Intel Core i7 vPro CPU. The product has a 14-inch Full HD touch screen, in addition to antibacterial ability, it also meets MIL-STD 810H impact resistance standards.
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Silver ions are the secret behind the antibacterial action on new Acer products |
The same coating is found on the Enduro Urban N3 – a durable 14-inch laptop for adventurers thanks to its MIL-STD 810H certification, as well as IP53 for dust and water resistance. The four reinforced corners help the device survive drops up to 1.22 m, while the waterproof design of the I/O ports, speakers and buttons, plus the exclusive Aquafan waterproof system unique from Acer.
In addition, Acer’s antibacterial product line also has the appearance of VE246Q – a 23.6-inch screen model with Full HD resolution and 1,000,000,000:1 contrast ratio, as well as a number of peripherals including Bluetooth mouse (B501) with 1,000 DPI, Bluetooth mouse/keyboard combo (KM501) for Chromebooks and Enduro Urban T3 tablets.
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