Those who are constantly on the lookout for the thinnest notebook might want to have a look at Acer‘s Swift 7. Acer Swift 7 offers a thickness that clocks in at just 0.39-inches. Acer‘s Swift 7 is so thin, in fact, that Acer is saying the Swift 7 is the “world’s thinnest notebook.”
That seems equally impressive and fragile. The first model available is the SF713-51-M90J, meaning that Acer intends to turn Swift 7 into a series of notebooks rather than just a single release. One look at the spec sheet is all you need to know that this is indeed an ultrabook, with a seventh-gen Intel Core i5-7Y54 1.2GHz running the show.
In an effort to keep things relatively snappy, that Core i5 is paired with 8GB of LPDDR3 RAM and a 256GB SSD. The Swift 7’s 13.3-inch IPS display is capable of 1920×1080 resolution and it features Acer Color Intelligence, which promises “brilliant and vivid colors with less CPU loading.” The whole display is outfitted with Gorilla Glass as well, adding a layer of defense against scratches and drops.
Acer‘s Swift 7 comes with 2770 mAh battery t, Acer says users can expect up to nine hours of usage from a single charge. Obviously, your mileage may vary depending on what you’re doing with your Swift 7, but having the maximum life top out at 9 hours isn’t too bad. The notebook is finished with a black and gold color scheme, which we imagine will look classy to some and loud to others.
Judging from the hardware list, the Swift 7 seems like it’ll make a relatively solid ultrabook. Its thinness and overall weight of just 2.48 pounds, however, may mean this isn’t a good buy for those who lead a rough and tumble lifestyle. If you do pick one up, you may want to take special care to make sure it doesn’t get stepped on or fall victim to a drop, because it may not survive such a beating.
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