Swan.my.id - Acer has introduced a new group of laptops in Indonesia, pairing the Googlebook 14 with four business-focused TravelMate models. The Acer AI laptops span a lightweight OLED notebook, a convertible with a 360-degree hinge and configurations designed for office work. The company has not announced local prices or availability dates.
The devices were presented at a media event in Jakarta on November 11. Acer’s lineup includes the TravelMate P6 AI, P4 AI, P4 AI Spin and P2 AI, alongside the Googlebook 14. Their specifications vary considerably, giving buyers different choices in screen technology, memory, portability and connectivity.
Acer AI laptops cover several types of work
The Googlebook 14 is built around Google services and Gemini Intelligence, while the TravelMate range targets business users with AI-equipped hardware and features. Acer Commercial Product Manager Antony Widjaja said the Googlebook is designed to connect smoothly with a smartphone. Users can continue work between the laptop and phone or access data across the two devices, he said.
That cross-device approach sets the Googlebook apart from the TravelMate models, which emphasize productivity and business functions. Some TravelMate configurations include AI-assisted camera or audio tools, while others add a convertible form factor or enhanced durability. However, Acer has not provided pricing or a release schedule for any of the devices in Indonesia.
Googlebook 14 pairs a 3K OLED screen with portability
The Googlebook 14 uses an aluminium-magnesium body measuring 13.9 millimeters thick and weighing 1.14 kilograms. Its 14-inch touchscreen has a 3K OLED panel, a resolution of 2,880 by 1,800 pixels and a 120Hz refresh rate. The 16:10 aspect ratio also provides a taller viewing area than a standard widescreen display.
Acer lists processor options from Intel Core Ultra 5 up to Intel Core Ultra 7. The chips work with Intel AI Boost, rated at up to 49 TOPS, while the laptop carries 16GB of LPDDR5X memory and a 512GB NVMe PCIe Gen 4 SSD. These specifications combine a high-resolution display with hardware aimed at handling everyday computing and AI features.
The 71Wh battery comes with claimed runtimes of up to 14 hours of video playback or 16 hours of web browsing. Acer also says fast charging can bring the battery to 80 percent in one hour. For video calls, the laptop has a 5MP camera with noise reduction and a physical shutter that users can close when they are not using the camera.
The device is designed for Gemini Intelligence and runs Chrome OS. Acer also presents the Googlebook as part of an experience that links laptop activity with a smartphone. Together, those features make the model’s focus clear: a portable screen for work and browsing, with connected-device functions and built-in AI capabilities.
TravelMate P6 AI focuses on display and durability
The TravelMate P6 AI has a 14-inch screen with 2.8K resolution and a 120Hz refresh rate. It runs on an Intel Core Ultra X7 processor with Intel Arc B390 graphics, alongside 64GB of memory and storage of up to 1TB. Its 71Wh battery matches the capacity listed for the Googlebook 14.
Its 5MP infrared camera works with Acer Display Lens, an AI-based tool with several screen-focused features. Acer says it can magnify screen details up to four times, capture QR codes displayed on the screen and review important sections of a meeting in slow motion. For physical durability, the P6 has passed MIL-STD 810H testing, including 250,000 hinge cycles and keyboard pressure tests.
Two P4 models offer different working styles
The TravelMate P4 AI is a conventional laptop with a backlit keyboard and fingerprint sensor for authentication. It uses an Intel Core Ultra 7 356H processor and 32GB of RAM. Two Thunderbolt 4 ports support data transfers, external monitors and charging, while its 5MP infrared camera works with AcerPurifiedVoice to reduce surrounding noise.
The P4 AI Spin takes a more flexible approach. Its hinge rotates through 360 degrees, allowing users to fold the laptop into a tablet-style setup. The 14-inch touchscreen uses an IPS panel with 100 percent sRGB colour coverage and a 120Hz refresh rate.
Acer equips the convertible with an Intel Core Ultra Series 3 processor, 64GB of RAM and storage of up to 1TB. Its 71Wh battery is joined by Wi-Fi 7, Bluetooth 5.4 and two Thunderbolt 4 ports. The foldable design may suit people who want to switch between typing and touch-based use without carrying a separate tablet.
TravelMate P2 AI rounds out the range
The TravelMate P2 AI uses an Intel Core 7 265U processor with an NPU rated at up to 12 TOPS. It has a 14-inch WUXGA display, 1TB of storage and a 53Wh battery. Connectivity includes Wi-Fi 6E and Bluetooth, and Acer says the laptop meets the MIL-STD 810H military-standard durability certification.
Across the five devices, Acer offers a range of screen formats and features rather than one uniform specification. The Googlebook 14 stands out for its OLED panel and compact aluminium-magnesium body, while the P6 emphasizes its camera tools and durability testing. The P4 AI Spin adds convertible flexibility, and the P2 AI provides a more straightforward business-laptop option.
For Indonesian buyers, two practical details remain unresolved: price and availability. Acer has not disclosed either for the Googlebook 14 or the TravelMate lineup. Until those details emerge, the announced specifications offer the clearest basis for comparing the devices.
