Acer has unveiled its Predator 17 gaming notebooks, powered by Intel's Core i7-6700HQ processor.
Select models feature Nvidia's GeForce GTX980M graphics card, up to 32GB of DDR4 memory and enterprise level 512GB NVMe PCIe solid state drives.
The Predator 17 notebooks feature 17.3-inch Full HD displays, supporting up to three displays including one Nvidia G-Sync monitor.
The Acer Predator 17 notebooks, shipping with Windows 10, will be available in North America in November with prices starting at US$1,599.99
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