Microsoft’s partners debut new Windows PCs at IFA
Microsoft partners unveiled a range of new Windows PCs at IFA, showcasing devices for gaming, productivity, AI, and sustainability, alongside tools for developers and creators.
At IFA, Microsoft’s partners introduced a diverse lineup of Windows PCs designed for everyday use, premium craftsmanship, gaming, commercial security, and AI-powered workflows. The announcements highlighted how these devices cater to varied needs, from battery life and portability to high performance for creative and technical tasks. The event emphasized Windows’ strength in offering choice, modern design, and built-in security across different price points. Developers also gained new tools, including the OpenClaw Windows App for local AI model configuration and Project Zenith devices for unmetered coding experiments.
Acer debuted multiple Windows PCs at IFA, including the Acer Vero 16 Copilot+ PC featuring post-industrial recycled materials and expanded repairability. The lineup also included the Swift Blade 14 ultra-lightweight laptop, the SFF RTX Spark reference design for AI agents, and the Veriton RI110 AI Mini Workstation for agentic AI workflows. Additional models like the Aspire G 3D 16 with 3D technology and the Predator Atlas 7 gaming handheld were showcased, alongside refreshed Aspire S series desktops.
ASUS presented the ProArt P16 and P14 laptops, powered by NVIDIA RTX Spark and running Windows 11, targeting creators with thin designs and high-performance displays. The ProArt P16 is the thinnest 16-inch RTX Spark laptop at 12.9 mm, while the P14 weighs 1.48 kg with a 99Wh battery. Both feature ASUS Lumina Pro OLED displays with up to 1,600-nit brightness and professional-grade color accuracy. ASUS also demonstrated agentic AI solutions for creators and developers, integrating local AI with customizable workflows.
Dell introduced the Dell 14S, a lightweight Windows laptop designed for students and young adults, available in four colors and weighing 1.15 kg. The device offers two 16:10 panel options, including a 2.8K 120Hz display and a 2K 60Hz display, with up to 21 hours of Netflix streaming battery life. Lenovo expanded its Yoga portfolio with the Yoga Pro 9n for creators and developers, featuring up to 128GB of unified memory and a dual-surface pen experience. The IdeaPad Vibe series was also unveiled for students and everyday users, with Snapdragon X or AMD Ryzen AI 400 Series processors.