INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
Acer Middle East is expecting a 9% increase in revenues this year, similar to last year, despite Coronavirus outbreak due to strong intake
Manager for Middle East at Acer, told TheIndianSubcontinent Middle East.He said that Acer grew 29% in revenues in the UAE and 64% in Kuwait
and 94% in the gaming sector across the Middle East.The gaming market, in general, grew about 25%, he said and added that there is a big
We have seen a decrease in ASPs of gaming desktops and laptops and we are seeing an uptake in entry-level gaming PCs despite growth in
launched by the end of the second quarter in the Middle East will also increase its gaming PC sales.The cloud service has been launched in
The platform will grow very strong globally and will become a university database for gamers and provide players of all levels with in-depth
will allow gamers to pick their level and improve their gaming skills by tying up with teachers and mentors and offer more ambitious players
an environment where they can prepare for the pro scene
Coronavirus outbreak will last
People had moved their buying behaviour from stores to online in the last four weeks and there will be a lag but we do believe that we can
Collins said.The support for Windows 7 OS ended on January 14 this year.When asked about the PC trends in the near term, he said that the
move to the cloud will change the face of the PCs in the next three to four years as PCs will need less internal power, processor and
hardware capacity.However, he expects to see a demand for thin and light laptops, in the interim space, with more than 15 hours of battery
life and with very good speakers and graphics.For the Taiwanese firm, Saudi Arabia, UAE and Kuwait are the established markets while Egypt
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