Acer launches Regional Predator Thronos for the first time in Dubai

The Taiwan-based Acer technology company has chosen Dubai to launch the Predator Throne for the first time in the Middle East and Africa, where gaming enthusiasts will be able to experience this chair designed for the convenience of users and giving them full control of their tasks. , Will be held in Dubai from next Thursday, after booking the Kursi experience on the company's website.

The company's launch of virtual reality games and applications is also the result of the success of the Predator 21X supercomputer in the United Arab Emirates last year, which allowed the company to have a very limited number of people in the world not exceeding 300 units.

Jumana Karam, regional director of marketing and sales at Acer Middle East, said the new Angusy chair, which provides a vibrating feel consistent with the game to increase the realism of the game, will be available for pre-order next Thursday and delivered from February 2019. "The Predator Thronos will be available in three settings, two for 99,999 dirhams and one for 110,999 dirhams, depending on the processor and the number of RAMs in the CPU." And expects Acer can sell at least five units of this chair during the first two weeks of its launch.

Karam added that UAE's online gaming community is booming, especially with the growing number of players, the quality of Internet services and the quest for the most powerful IT components. Karam pointed out that the use of the chair was not limited to the games, but that the company planned to introduce it for commercial uses and even in the education sector, in order to support all the segments of the community users, regardless of their age or use.

Characteristics

The 1.5 meter long chair, weighing about 225 kg, features a distinctive metal design of the structure and a comfortable leather seat curved at 140 degrees to give enough space to lie down and have fun at play with a keyboard and mouse stand. Session or when you sit down and do the chair. For screens, it is held with a metal bracket that comes from the back of the chair and is curved to hold the 27-inch screens in front of the user.