Quote from: Why AI in product name? on Yesterday at 16:54:23I don't see what would justify the AI suffix in the product name:
- Only 16 GB VRAM (at least its upgradable, but this doesn't count)
- Only 8 GB VRAM
Nothing is special about this memory config, in fact this is quite low.

I guess it's the "AI 5 340' CPU' NPU, which nobody uses, ok.

Up to how many GB RAM can it be upgraded to? I don't thing it's 96 GB, but if it is, then the "AI" in the name would be justified.

This is actually so stupid..if at least it had something that would justify the AI in the name.

PS: It weights like 200-300 grams too many for a 14" laptop.

I can forgive an extra half pound in exchange for it having a dGPU and great battery life.

"nano" was abused, now "AI", tomorrow "God" in the names (combined with Pro X Plus Max Ultra, of course).

I don't see what would justify the AI suffix in the product name:
- Only 16 GB VRAM (at least its upgradable, but this doesn't count)
- Only 8 GB VRAM
Nothing is special about this memory config, in fact this is quite low.

I guess it's the "AI 5 340' CPU' NPU, which nobody uses, ok.

Up to how many GB RAM can it be upgraded to? I don't thing it's 96 GB, but if it is, then the "AI" in the name would be justified.

This is actually so stupid..if at least it had something that would justify the AI in the name.

PS: It weights like 200-300 grams too many for a 14" laptop.

If Acer can fit 2 SODIMM slots AND 2 2280 m.2 slots in a 14" class laptop WITH a dGPU, nobody else has any excuses anymore.