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Acer Predator Triton 500轻追踪游戏发布：81%屏幕，17.8毫米厚_我的网站

A | 据外媒1月9日报道，除了Triton 900，宏基还发布了Triton 500的常规游戏本，即宏基Predator，它采用窄边框设计，并带有RTX系列图形卡。官员们说，81%的Triton 500屏幕是窄框的，15.6英寸的显示屏，1080p分辨率，144Hz的刷新率，3ms的响应时间，以及使用Nvida g-sync技术的高端版本。

B | 笔记本的形状也很薄很轻。官方称它只有17.8毫米厚。

C | 在配置方面，Triton 500搭载Intel Core i7-8750H（6C/12T 2.2-4.1 GHz）、RTX 2060和RTX 2080 MAX-Q图形卡和32GB内存卡。就售价而言，RTX 2060版本售价1800美元，约为12326元人民币，RTX 2080顶级版本售价3000美元，RTX 20500版本售价约为20500元人民币。 MIAMI -- A suspended Miami city commissioner who is accused of accepting $245,000 in exchange for voting to approve construction of a sports facility has pleaded not guilty to multiple felony charges, including bribery and money laundering.Alex Diaz de la Portilla did not appear in court Friday, but his attorney, Ben Kuehne, entered the plea for him.Diaz de la Portilla and a co-defendant, Miami attorney William Riley Jr., were arrested Sept. 14.Gov. Ron DeSantis suspended Diaz de la Portilla, who is a fellow Republican, after the commissioner's arrest. Kuehne said Friday that his client was campaigning for the Nov. 7 election to keep his seat on the commission.“We look forward to a vindication of these charges because Alex is not guilty," Kuehne said at the Miami-Dade criminal courthouse, according to the Miami Herald.Kuehne requested that Diaz de la Portilla be tried separately from Riley, WPLG-TV reported.On Friday, Riley's attorney also entered a not guilty plea for his client, who did not appear in court. Riley is accused of being the front for the business that allegedly gave money to the Diaz de la Portilla campaign in exchange for the right to build a sports facility on land that is now a downtown city park.Both men bonded out of jail soon after being arrested, and their next status hearing is Nov. 14. A trial date has not been set.Diaz de la Portilla is a former state legislator and was elected to the city commission in 2019. Investigators said Diaz de la Portilla and Riley accepted more than $15,000 for the Miami-Dade County Court judicial campaign of Diaz de la Portilla’s brother but did not report the money, as required by state law. Riley also controlled a bank account in the name of a Delaware-based corporation to launder about $245,000 in concealed political contributions made by a management services company in exchange for permission to build a sports complex, officials said.Investigators also said Diaz de la Portilla operated and controlled two political committees used both for his brother’s campaign and for personal spending. Records showed one of the committees reported donations of about $2.3 million and the other reported more than $800,000.Diaz de La Portilla and Riley are each charged with one count of money laundering, three counts of unlawful compensation or reward for official behavior, one count of bribery and one count of criminal conspiracy. Diaz de la Portilla is also charged with four counts of official misconduct, one count of campaign contribution in excess of legal limits and two counts of failure to report a gift. Riley is also charged with failure to disclose lobbyist expenses.。