Google has pulled the AI model Gemma from its Studio platform after a Republican senator said it "fabricated serious criminal allegations" against her, as reported by The Verge. Senator Marsha Blackburn (R-TN) sent a letter to CEO Sundar Pichai to accuse the company of defamation after the model allegedly created a story about her committing sexual assault.
The model was reportedly asked if Blackburn had ever "been accused of rape" and it reportedly answered in the affirmative, going so far as to provide a list of fake news articles to support the accusation. The chatbot said the senator “was accused of having a sexual relationship with a state trooper” during a campaign for state senate. This officer reportedly said “she pressured him to obtain prescription drugs for her and that the relationship involved non-consensual acts.”
Gemma is available via an API and was also available via AI Studio, which is a developer tool (in fact to use it you need to attest you're a developer). We’ve now seen reports of non-developers trying to use Gemma in AI Studio and ask it factual questions. We never intended this…
None of this happened, of course. The chatbot said this transgression occurred during Blackburn's 1987 campaign, but she didn't run for state senate until 1998. She has never been accused of anything like that.
"The links lead to error pages and unrelated news articles. There has never been such an accusation, there is no such individual and there are no such news stories. This is not a harmless 'hallucination.' It is an act of defamation produced and distributed by a Google-owned AI model," she wrote to Pichai.
There's one major caveat here. The chatbot in question, Gemma, is designed for developers and not for mass market queries. There are Gemma variants for medical use, coding and more. Google says it was never meant as a consumer tool or to be used to answer factual questions. It's still pulling the model from AI Studio to "prevent this confusion." It'll still be available to developers through the API.
Google has reportedly removed Gemma from its AI studio after I demanded the company take it down for smearing conservatives with manufactured criminal allegations.
Google owes the American people answers, and I will be eagerly awaiting their response to my letter. pic.twitter.com/n8ye5ZKBu1
Blackburn went a step further, accusing Google's AI platform of engaging in a "consistent pattern of bias against conservative figures." I encounter multiple hallucinations every day. Chatbots have lied about all kinds of stuff about my life and what I write about online. AI chatbots are famous for making stuff up, conservative or not. Not everything is a political witch hunt. Sometimes techjust doeswhat techdoes.
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Modern camping gear has evolved beyond basic survival tools into sophisticated equipment that enhances outdoor experiences without compromising authenticity. Today’s innovative designs merge cutting-edge technology with thoughtful functionality, creating products that solve real problems while maintaining the spirit of adventure. These breakthrough designs represent a new era where comfort, sustainability, and wilderness exploration coexist harmoniously.
The latest camping innovations prove that smart engineering can transform ordinary outdoor challenges into opportunities for enhanced adventure. From solar-powered climate control to multi-functional survival tools, these designs address genuine needs while respecting the natural environment. Each product demonstrates how thoughtful design philosophy can elevate camping gear from mere equipment to essential companions for memorable wilderness experiences.
1. Solar-Powered Tent with Integrated Cooling System
This revolutionary tent design transforms camping comfort through an ingenious integration of shelter and power generation. The composite tarpaulin fabric serves dual purposes, providing weather protection while simultaneously harvesting solar energy to power an integrated cooling system. This isn’t simply a tent with an attached air conditioner; it’s a completely reimagined shelter where every material component contributes to both protection and comfort.
The design eliminates traditional cooling limitations that require bulky batteries, noisy generators, or electrical hookups that compromise the wilderness experience. Heat-sensitive campers, families with children, and adventurers seeking extended summer camping seasons finally have a solution that maintains off-grid authenticity while providing essential climate control. This innovation extends camping possibilities into previously uncomfortable weather conditions without sacrificing the peaceful, disconnected atmosphere that defines authentic outdoor adventures.
What we like
Complete off-grid cooling system maintains an authentic wilderness experience while providing essential comfort.
Dual-function fabric maximizes efficiency by combining shelter protection with solar energy harvesting capabilities.
What we dislike
Performance is heavily dependent on consistent sunlight availability, which may limit effectiveness during cloudy conditions.
Integration of technology into fabric raises potential durability concerns during harsh weather exposure.
2. RetroWave 7-in-1 Emergency Radio
The RetroWave Radio masterfully blends nostalgic Japanese design aesthetics with comprehensive emergency preparedness functionality. This single device consolidates seven essential functions: AM/FM/shortwave radio, Bluetooth speaker, MP3 player, flashlight, power bank, SOS alarm, and hand-crank charging capability. The retro styling doesn’t compromise modern connectivity, offering both traditional analog broadcasting and contemporary wireless streaming options for versatile entertainment and communication needs.
Beyond entertainment value, this radio addresses critical safety requirements during emergencies while serving everyday recreational purposes. Multiple charging methods, including solar panel, hand-crank, and traditional power, ensure reliable operation regardless of circumstances. The built-in flashlight and SOS alarm provide essential safety features, while the tactile tuning dial maintains the authentic analog radio experience that many outdoor enthusiasts appreciate for its simplicity and reliability.
Seven essential functions consolidated into one portable device eliminate the need for multiple separate pieces of equipment.
Multiple power sources, including solar and hand-crank, ensure reliable operation during any emergency or off-grid situation.
What we dislike
Complex multi-functionality may create more potential mechanical failure points compared to simpler single-purpose devices.
Retro design aesthetic might not appeal to users prioritizing purely functional appearance over nostalgic styling elements.
3. TriBeam 3-in-1 Camplight
The TriBeam Camplight revolutionizes portable lighting through intelligent design that adapts seamlessly to diverse outdoor scenarios and activities. Three distinct lighting modes provide solutions ranging from intimate 5-lumen ambient mood lighting to powerful 180-lumen focused flashlight beams for trail navigation. The single-button interface eliminates operational complexity, while the compact 12.8cm frame weighing only 135g ensures effortless portability without compromising performance or functionality.
This award-winning design prioritizes versatility without sacrificing specialized performance, allowing users to optimize lighting for specific activities and environmental conditions. The impressive 50-hour battery life eliminates frequent recharging concerns during extended wilderness adventures. Whether setting romantic dinner ambiance, navigating challenging trails, or providing general campsite illumination, this thoughtful engineering transforms a simple camping light into an adaptable companion that enhances every outdoor experience.
Three specialized lighting modes address diverse camping scenarios from intimate ambiance to powerful trail navigation.
Exceptional 50-hour battery life significantly reduces charging frequency requirements during extended wilderness adventures.
What we dislike
Single-button operation interface may complicate quick mode switching during urgent or emergency.
Compact size constraints potentially limit maximum light output compared to larger specialized lighting alternatives.
4. Damascus Sandalwood Split-Handle Pocket Knife
This exquisite pocket knife transcends traditional utility tools through its mesmerizing split-handle opening mechanism and premium material selection. The VG10 Damascus steel blade showcases ancient metalworking artistry, featuring distinctive marbled patterns created through folding different steel types together and acid-etching techniques. The Yellow Sandalwood handle incorporates an innovative linkage system that transforms from an ergonomic grip when opened to a protective sheath when closed, creating a captivating mechanical transformation.
This knife represents a philosophical approach to everyday carry gear, elevating functional tools to jewelry-like status through exceptional craftsmanship and artistic design. The split-handle mechanism creates a unique opening experience that disassembles before reassembling into operational form, providing almost ritualistic engagement. Rather than tactical survival equipment, this celebrates traditional metalworking heritage combined with contemporary engineering innovation, appealing specifically to collectors and design enthusiasts who appreciate artisanal craftsmanship.
What we like
Stunning Damascus steel blade combines exceptional cutting functionality with remarkable artistic beauty and craftsmanship.
Unique split-handle opening mechanism creates an engaging, almost ritualistic experience that transforms tool operation into art.
What we dislike
The complex mechanical opening mechanism likely requires more maintenance and care than traditional folding knife designs.
Premium materials and exceptional craftsmanship likely command significantly higher pricing than standard utility knives.
5. Titanium 2-in-1 Compass Thermometer
The COMANDI-Corres Titanium Compass embodies precision navigation in elegantly compact form, combining traditional wayfinding capabilities with essential temperature monitoring functionality. The UFO-inspired design philosophy celebrates exploration and discovery while ensuring practical functionality for serious outdoor adventurers. Titanium construction provides exceptional durability while maintaining minimal weight, making it ideal for extended backcountry expeditions where every gram of carried weight matters significantly for performance and comfort.
This design achieves a perfect balance between classic navigation principles and modern manufacturing techniques, creating tools equally suitable for mountain peaks or ocean voyages. The compact size ensures effortless integration into any gear kit without adding unnecessary bulk, while dual functionality eliminates the need for separate temperature monitoring equipment. This represents a thoughtful gear consolidation philosophy that maintains specialized performance while reducing overall equipment complexity and weight for serious wilderness adventures.
What we like
Titanium construction offers an exceptional durability-to-weight ratio, perfect for serious extended wilderness adventures.
Dual functionality, combining essential navigation and environmental monitoring, eliminates the need for separate specialized tools.
What we dislike
Compact size may make precise compass readings challenging during difficult weather or visibility conditions.
Premium titanium construction likely results in significantly higher cost compared to standard aluminum alternatives.
The Future of Outdoor Adventure Gear
These innovative camping designs represent the beginning of a new era where outdoor gear seamlessly integrates advanced technology with timeless wilderness principles. Each product demonstrates how thoughtful engineering can enhance outdoor experiences without compromising the authentic connection to nature that makes camping so rewarding. Smart design solutions address real challenges while respecting environmental values and traditional outdoor philosophies.
As camping continues evolving, expect gear that disappears into the background, allowing focus on meaningful wilderness moments. The best equipment will always be tools that enhance rather than complicate outdoor adventures, letting you concentrate on sunrise views, peaceful nights under starlit skies, and the profound satisfaction that comes from successfully navigating and thriving in natural environments with reliable, beautifully designed companions.
Samsung, a global leader in technology innovation, has taken a significant step forward in enhancing the browsing experience by introducing the beta version of Samsung Internet for PC. Known for its popular and feature-rich mobile browser, Samsung Internet is now expanding its reach to the desktop platform, offering users a seamless and connected experience across […]
A VPN subscription can make for a good holiday gift. Everyone could do with having a VPN to help protect their online activity from prying eyes (and, perhaps, access more things to watch from their favorite streaming services). It's something useful that a gift recipient may have never realized they needed. Of course, you may be looking for a great deal on a VPN yourself, and the Black Friday discount for Proton VPN is nothing to sniff at. You can get two years of access to the VPN Plus tier of the service for $59.76, which works out to $2.49 per month.
That's a discount of 75 percent compared with the regular price of $10 per month. Overall, you'd save $180.
Proton VPN is our pick for the best VPN overall because it checks all of the boxes it needs to. There is a free plan with unlimited data, but with that you can only connect to servers in a few countries and the connection might not be fast enough for you to watch anything from your preferred streaming service's library in that locale. The VPN Plus tier unlocks a lot more options, such as the ability to connect to 15,000 servers across more than 120 countries and simultaneous protection for up to 15 devices.
The apps are well-designed — Proton has clients for Windows, Mac, iOS and Android — and it's easy to find a feature or setting you're looking for. In our testing, Proton VPN Plus had a relatively small impact on browsing speeds. Our download speeds dropped by 12 percent and uploads by 4 percent, while the global average ping remained below 300 ms (which is especially impressive if you're connecting to a server on the other side of the planet).
Perhaps, most importantly, though, it's Proton's commitment to privacy that helps make its VPN an easy recommendation. There's a no-logs policy, meaning it does not log user activity or any identifiable characteristics of devices that connect to the VPN. Proton's servers use full-disk encryption to bolster privacy as well.
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Before releasing the official Xbox console, Microsoft was skeptical whether prospective gamers would be able to keep their software image distinguishable from the new hardware venture. To ensure the inaugural gaming console would be perceived as a standalone product, the company created a prototype that looked radically different from a desktop product. At the 2000 Game Developers Conference, Bill Gates and Seamus Blackley showcased the X-shaped version to build the brand image.
Made from solid aluminum, the prototype weighed 40 pounds and cost nearly $18,000 to manufacture at the time. It was not a functional gaming console and was only created to build the brand perception. The first-ever Xbox came a year after that, and the rest is history. Fast forward to the present day, as one DIYer wants to see if the X-shaped console would be an actual feasible product. The answer is yes, as this functional Xbox prototype-inspired console proves it.
Meet Tito Perez of the YouTube channel Macho Nacho Productions, who set out to make the functioning variant of the console prototype. The starting point for him was the reference images of the model taken from the rare one on display in New York. The next step involved building a 3D model of the prototype from the visual reference of every curve, screw hole, and other little details. Thereafter, the finalized file was sent to the PCBWay factory to craft the aluminum model, which cost him around six thousand dollars.
The thing was not as shiny as the original one, so Tito took on the task of polishing it himself to recreate the mirror look. Then he had to figure out a way to fit the hardware components inside the “X” form. The modder chose the original time-correct components and also added new components like HDMI, USB-C power supply, and a large-capacity SSD to the mix. To make this possible, he crafted 3D printed mounts and integrated rails to make use of every inch of space. One hardware component that posed a challenge for him emerged as the power supply unit, which was too big for the rig. For this, he took help from a modder friend who designed a custom USB-C power supply that supplied the needed power while being smaller in form factor.
As a last modification, Tito decided to replace the center jewel with his own modernized version that looks much better than the original, to be honest. It is even more functional since the Xbox logo comes to life, or one can program it to show any custom video file as well. The one-of-a-kind console shell has all the ports and jacks on the rear arranged in a hypnotic layout. Gaming works as intended when connected to the console, and carrying it around is no hassle with the custom-built foam case that houses the Xbox console and the accompanying controllers. Tito wants to showcase his creation in conventions and gaming events, which is downright inviting, and I’m sure the gaming community will love this every bit.
When OpenAI announced last week the end of its drawn-out corporate restructuring, one of the freedoms the company had managed to negotiate for itself was the ability to more easily sign cloud contracts with Microsoft’s competitors. With the new agreement in place, the company waived its first right of refusal to be OpenAI’s compute provider. OpenAI is wasting no time taking advantage of that freedom.
On Monday, Amazon announced a new multi-year, $38 billion cloud partnership with OpenAI. “Starting immediately,” Amazon Web Services will provide the company with access to “thousands” of NVIDIA GB200 and GB300 GPUs for inference and training its next-generation models. Amazon expects to deploy all the capacity OpenAI has agreed to buy by the end of 2026, with the option to purchase additional capacity in 2027 and beyond. Amazon says the partnership “will help millions of users continue to get value from ChatGPT.”
Of course, the question is how OpenAI will pay for all of its cloud commitments. The Informationrecently reported the company was generating about $12 billion in annualized revenue. As part of just its restructuring agreement, the company agreed to spend $250 billion on Azure services from Microsoft. It also has a revenue-sharing agreement with the tech giant that will continue when and if OpenAI is able to develop artificial general intelligence.
This article originally appeared on Engadget at https://www.engadget.com/ai/openai-signs-38-billion-cloud-contract-with-amazon-151821384.html?src=rss
Google has started rolling out a new version of its Translate app with a feature that allows you to create more accurate Gemini AI-assisted translations, 9to5Google reported. The feature appears as an AI model picker at the top of the app, allowing you to choose between "Fast" and "Advanced" translations. It's appeared for some users on iOS but not Android to date, and the Advanced mode only translates between English and French, and English and Spanish.
To use the new model, simply click on the picker up top. That gives you a choice between "Fast" that "Optimizes for speed and efficiency," and "Advanced," that "specializes in accuracy using Gemini," according to the dialog box.
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To test this, I ran a passage from Moliere's French language play, Le Misanthrope: "Franchement, il est bon à mettre au cabinet; Vous vous êtes réglé sur de méchants modèles, Et vos expressions ne sont point naturelles." The result from "Fast" mode was nearly a word-for-word translation: "Frankly, he's fit for the closet; you've based yourself on bad models, and your expressions are not natural." That is not only inaccurate (it should be "Frankly, it's fit for the toilet") but also unclear.
Advanced mode, meanwhile, gave me an accurate take that better invoked the book's style: "Frankly, it's fit to be thrown in the toilet; You have based yourself on wretched models, And your expressions are not at all natural." The standalone Gemini app in Pro mode delivered nearly the same result, while adding context about the passage and how it fits in with the rest of the play.
At the cost of some speed, Google Translate's new Advanced model appears to offer more accurate and contextual translations. If you really need to be sure that a translation is correct, however, it might be best to check Gemini directly, as it can also offer extra context. As always, though, remember that any AI can hallucinate and produce errors.
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Leaked details surrounding the Samsung Galaxy S26 series suggest a significant leap in smartphone technology. Among the lineup, the Galaxy S26 Ultra stands out as a potential flagship device, boasting advanced display technology, AI-driven privacy features, and a highly innovative camera system. If these leaks hold true, Samsung could be setting a new benchmark in […]
When I review products, I try to take other perspectives and use cases into account as much as possible. I'm very aware that I'm not the target audience for every device. But once in a while I run into something that seems like it was designed specifically for me and it just hits different. With the Acer Predator Triton 14 AI, that's pretty much the situation. While it isn't the flashiest or most powerful gaming laptop on the market, it has pretty much everything I look for in a portable system that lets me play games on the go — and then some.
Design and display
The term ultraportable is typically reserved for more traditional thin-and-light productivity machines, but I think it definitely applies to the Triton 14 AI. At just 3.5 pounds and 0.71 inches thick, Acer's rig is actually a touch lighter and just as thin as a Dell 14 Premium (3.7 pounds and 0.71 inches), despite featuring a much beefier GPU. And even compared to rivals like the Razer Blade 14 (3.6 pounds and 0.64 inches thick), the Triton 14 AI isn't losing much ground there either.
Furthermore, while some gaming notebooks go overboard with edgy aesthetics and an abundance of RGB lighting, the Triton 14 AI looks refreshingly understated. Sure, it still has customizable LEDs behind the Predator logo on its lid and per-key lighting on its keyboard. But aside from that, the laptop feels like an exercise in restraint for a category that often favors excess.The other small design flourish is a pixelated Predator logo (that looks like it was made from a tiny dot matrix display) to the right of the touchpad.. I think it's a clever touch that hints at the notebook's gaming focus without hitting you over the head with it.
Despite its size, the Triton 14 AI also has excellent connectivity. You get two USB-C ports (one on either side), with Thunderbolt 4 support on the right while the other is used for power and USB 4 data speeds (both can be used for charging). There are also two USB-A 3.2 jacks, 3.5mm audio, a full-size HDMI 2.1 connector and even a microSD card reader. That means you can easily hook it up to an external monitor (which you really ought to have when fragging at home). Alternatively, when you're not gaming, it can be a great mobile editing station because offloading photos and videos from a camera via microSD is a cinch.
The Acer Predator Triton 14 AI's right side features a microSD card reader, two USB ports (one Type-C and one Type-A) and a full-size HDMI jack.
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Acer didn't cut corners with the Triton 14 AI's display either. Sure, its 120Hz refresh rate could be a touch faster or it could have gone with a slightly higher 3.2K display like on the Dell 14 Premium, but those are real nitpicks. The OLED panel produces rich colors and in my testing, the display on my review unit actually exceeded Acer's stated 340-nit brightness by a few percent.
While Acer included six speakers that get plenty loud, my one small gripe is that they aren't located in the best spots to maximize audio quality. There are two drivers hidden behind tiny grilles on each edge of the laptop and four more located on the bottom. This means unless the laptop is sitting on a hard reflective surface like a desk (without something like a desk mat in between), audio often sounds muffled or dampened. It's not a dealbreaker and I understand that the Triton 14 AI's petite dimensions didn't leave much room for up-firing drivers, but I wish Acer had found an arrangement that sounds slightly better.
Keyboard, touchpad and an unusual special feature
The Acer Predator Triton 14 AI features a keyboard with per-key mini LED lighting and a touchpad with built-in stylus support.
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In addition to per-key lighting and a pleasantly bouncy typing experience, Acer added a few extra features to the Triton 14 AI's mouse and keyboard that you don't normally see on gaming laptops. On the left above the function row, there's a physical button that makes it fast and easy to switch between various performance modes with a single press. There's also a dedicated Predator key that acts as a shortcut to Acer's app, where you can do things like tweak settings or adjust the laptop's lighting.
Down below, the Triton 14 AI features a large seamless touchpad made from Gorilla Glass, similar to what you get on a Dell 14 Premium. However, to address the issue of you not knowing where the trackpad ends and the rest of the notebook's deck begins, Acer added two light strips on either side. It’s a simple and elegant solution that looks nice too.
Not only does the Predator Triton 14 AI's touchpad feature stylus support, Acer included an active pen in the box, so you won't need to buy one separately.
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However, the Triton's real party trick is that it also supports stylus input (via MPP 2.0) with 4,096 levels of pressure sensitivity. This means you can use it like a small built-in Wacom tablet. On top of that, the laptop ships with an active pen, so you don't need to shell out extra money for one. And because Windows recognizes the stylus out of the box, there's no extra setup required. So while this isn't something I will use all the time, it's nice to have for times when I feel like taking notes, sketching or just need to sign a document electronically.
Performance
Our $2,500 review unit features an Intel Core Ultra 9 CPU with 32GB of RAM and a 1TB PCIe Gen 4 SSD along with an NVIDIA RTX 5070 GPU. Notably, this is as big a graphics card as the Triton 14 AI can handle, but considering similarly-sized rivals like the Razer Blade 14 have the same limitation, it's hard to be upset. More importantly, even without the option for an RTX 5080 or 5090, Acer's tiny gaming laptop still boasts respectable performance.
The Acer Predator Triton 14 AI features a vivid 14.5-inch OLED panel with a WQXGA+ (2880 x 1800) resolution.
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In Cyberpunk 2077 at 1080p and Ultra RT settings, the Triton 14 AI hit 55 fps, which is a notch above the 45 fps I got from the Radeon 8060S in the ROG Z Flow 13. It also means that with just a tiny bit of tweaking, it's easy to push framerates above 60 while keeping almost all of the graphics settings maxed out. Meanwhile, in Returnal at 1080p on Epic, the Triton 14 AI fared even better, hitting 115 fps. That falls short of what I saw on the Alienware 16 Area-51 (154 fps), but considering that's a larger system with an RTX 5080, the difference between the two machines is understandable.
As for cooling, Acer went beyond simply using a built-in vapor chamber. Instead of the paste or liquid metal used by the competition, the company says this is the first time a graphene-based thermal interface material has been used inside a gaming laptop. This makes a difference, especially on a notebook this thin, because it means for less demanding games like Teamfight Tactics, if you adjust its performance mode you can actually play them on your lap without worrying about scorching your legs. That said, you still have to watch out because there are two largish fans on the bottom as well, so for more serious titles you'll still want to switch to a table or desk.
Battery life
The Acer Predator Triton 14 AI's stay relatively cool in normal use thanks to a vapor chamber and a graphene-based thermal interface material. However, under heavy loads, it will still get a bit toasty.
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Longevity is often a concern for small, power-hungry gaming laptops like this. But somehow, Acer managed to fit a more than adequate 76Whr battery inside. On PCMark 10's Modern Office rundown test, the Triton 14 AI lasted seven hours and 26 minutes. That's three hours better than larger systems like the Alienware 16 Area-51 (4:13) and half an hour better than smaller rivals like the ASUS ROG Z Flow 13 (6:54). And even though it fell short by an hour when compared to a traditional ultraportable like the Dell 14 Premium (8:30), that's still very solid when you consider the Triton’s more powerful graphics.
Wrap-up
If you're in the market for a more powerful and sedentary type of gaming laptop that might only get moved around a couple of times a month (if that), the Triton 14 AI might not be for you. But as someone who prefers gaming laptops that are, you know, actually portable, this thing is pretty much my ideal notebook.
Even though it's a gaming laptop, the Acer Predator Triton 14 AI's design is refreshingly understated.
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For $2,500 as tested, the Predator Triton 14 AI has a vivid OLED display, solid performance, surprisingly good battery life and an incredibly sleek chassis that begs you to take this thing everywhere. It's a bit pricey, but considering a similarly-specced Blade 14 costs $2,700 (before sales or discounts), you might even say it's a bit of a bargain. What puts this thing over the top though, is that Acer could have stopped there and no one would have complained. But then it added extra features like ample ports, powerful cooling and built-in stylus support (not to mention the included pen). In a lot of ways, this isn't just a travel-friendly gaming machine, it's a true do-everything ultraportable.
This article originally appeared on Engadget at https://www.engadget.com/computing/laptops/acer-predator-triton-14-ai-review-a-true-ultraportable-gaming-laptop-145300067.html?src=rss
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