Other award winners include the Predator Triton 900 gaming notebook, the ConceptD 500 high-end desktop, the thin-and-light Swift 7, the Acer OJO 500 Windows Mixed Reality Headset, and the aiSage edge computing device. A total of 222 entries from 90 companies were assessed by a 20-person jury of multi-disciplines, including academia, venture capital, industrial design, media, and more.

“We are delighted to see the innovations from our PC products and new businesses recognized by the Computex d&i awards. It is a testament to the dedication of Acer’s dual transformation to ensure we are a company for the future,” said Tiffany Huang, Co-Chief Operating Officer at Acer. “We will continue to engrain the spirit of innovation in our R&D, and create more products that are designed around users’ needs.”

The Predator Thronos is 1.5 meters tall and comes in menacing dual-tone black with white or blue accents. It puts the gamer in the game through deep impact vibration, where the chair vibrates upon in-game impact. The chair is adjustable and includes an ergonomic seat design, foot rest, and a cabin that reclines up to 140 degrees, and supports three 27-inch gaming monitors and a space for a Predator gaming PC.