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Acer Brings The FreeMove Smart Monitor To Malaysia

Acer showed off its FreeMove Smart Monitor today. As the name suggests, the monitor isn’t your standard desktop display and is designed more for the bedroom and living room. Let’s start with the sizes. the FreeMove is available in two sizes, 27-inch and 32-inch. At the time of writing, only the 32-inch model is available […] The post Acer Brings The FreeMove Smart Monitor To Malaysia appeared…

Acer Brings The FreeMove Smart Monitor To Malaysia

Acer unveiled its FreeMove Smart Monitor in Malaysia today. This innovative monitor is not a typical desktop display, but rather, it's designed for smaller spaces like bedrooms and living rooms. The FreeMove is available in two sizes: 27-inch and 32-inch. Currently, only the 32-inch model is being sold in Malaysia, with the 27-inch model set to arrive in September due to shipping problems in China.

The 32-inch model offers a premium experience with a 4K (3,840 x 2,160) display at 60Hz, an 8,550mAh battery, and a 10W USB-C port that functions as both a power source and a display output. In contrast, the 27-inch model has a Full (1,920 x 1,080) resolution display at 60Hz, but lacks a USB-C port. Each monitor, regardless of size, comes with a USB-A 3.0 and HDMI 2.0 port.

They both boast a two-hour battery life, and as they function like tablets, they support 10-point multitouch and run on Android 14 OS. Acer intends the FreeMove to be used as either a secondary display via wired connection or via wireless display mode, known as Wi-Di. To mark its launch, Acer is running a Merdeka promotion from today until August 30th.

Customers purchasing the FreeMove will receive a complimentary portable monitor, either a PM161QJ2 worth RM299 for the 27-inch model or a PM191QE worth RM399 for the 32-inch model, while supplies last.

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