Acer's CEO Jason Chen has announced a 10% price hike on laptops in the US due to tariffs on Chinese-made goods imposed by President Trump.

It sounds like the price hike may not affect desktops, as Chen told The Telegraph that Acer had moved its desktop computer manufacturing outside China during Trump’s earlier tariffs during his first term. He said Acer might now consider moving some of its laptop manufacturing outside China too, with US manufacturing as “one of the options.”

By default, from next month Acer boss Jason Chen says that there will be 10 per cent price increase on laptops made in China due to Donald [they are eating the cats] Trump's tariffs. Chen said the US price hike would happen “by default” from next month,

The effects of tariffs imposed by president Donald Trump on China will soon be felt by US computer shoppers: Acer says it will raise prices of laptops by 10 percent.

At least one major laptop maker is getting ready to raise prices in response to US President Donald Trump's 10% tariffs on Chinese imports.

Popular PC and laptop manufacturer Acer has announced that the prices of just about everything it sells in the US are about to rise by 10% due to the tariffs enacted by the new Trump administration. Calling it a new “import tax,

Taiwanese computer giant Acer has said it will increase costs across the board 10% as a direct result of Trump’s tariffs. The tariffs won’t affect anything that leaves China before the end of February,

The tariff is paid by US businesses and consumers when goods arrive from China, with companies forced to choose between passing it on to consumers in the form of higher prices, or absorbing the costs and taking a hit to their profit margin