Acer Chromebase 24V2
Acer launched their two new Chromebases yesterday in Amsterdam, the Chromebase 24V2 for flawless e-meetings that can have up to 100 callers with G Suite Enterprise, and the Chromebase 24I2, which is an all-in-one device that can do multiple things.
The Chromebase 24V2 features an all-in-one touchscreen video conferencing system for meetings held in small to medium sized areas. The device sports a 24 inch FHD touch display which is adjustable with 250 nits of brightness. It features a 5MP wide angle webcam, dual mics and two stereo speakers. Tech specs wise, it has an 8th Gen Intel Core i7-8550U processor, 4GB DDR4 RAM and a 32GB SSD.
Front look of the Chromebase 24V2
Its primary goal is to provide an e-meeting experience for a large number of individuals, almost like they are in the same space. Meeting calls can be scheduled with Gmail and Google Calendar. Those without a Gmail account will still be able to join in calls simply by clicking a shareable link. The Chromebase 24V2 can support upto 25 callers in Google Hangouts Meet, 50 callers through Google’s G Suite Business and 100 callers with G Suite Enterprise.
The Chromebase 24i2
Meanwhile, the Acer Chromebase 24I2 is powered by the Chrome OS which allows to do multiple roles in the office such as an individual desktop, in-store kiosks, shared workstation and more. It has tech specs of 8GB DDR44 RAM, 128GB SSD and an 8th Gen Intel Core Processor. It supports Google Play so users can utilise both Chrome Apps as well as Android Apps.
A look of the 24I2 from the front
Both devices come with a FHD 1920X1080 IPS narrow bezel touch display with anti glare which is capable of tilting between -5 and 25 degrees. It can also save space as it is able to be mounted onto walls. Connectivity-wise, the devices both are equipped with a USB 3.1 Type-C connector, 4 USB 3.1 Gen 1 ports, HDMI, SD card reader and a RJ45 ports.
Besides that, Acer Cloud Technology has just launched the Being Device Management platform which helps businesses remotely manage and control devices through a centralized management portal.
If you’re interested in getting your own Chromebase, you can check it out on Acer’s official website. Seeing all of this makes me wonder how much more productivity can be achieved at the workplace due to the fact that it is not needed for anyone to travel far just to for meetings and to get things done as everything can be done remotely. Would you utilize these for your company? For the latest news on Acer, TechNave.com is the place to check it out!
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