In addition to unveiling its three-monitor Frankenstein laptop, Razer this week also introduced Project Ariana, a projection system the company says is designed for total immersion gaming. I got to see a live demo of the concept here at CES, and it’s as cool as it sounds. Project Ariana is meant to complement your existing Razer setup, taking advantage of the company’s Chroma platform...
The beauty of a home setup is having the space and flexibility to take advantage of multiple displays. But you just can’t get that experience if you want to be portable. Razer’s new Project Valerie aims to change that. If you thought Acer’s $9,000 laptop was absurd, that’s at least something you can soon own (assuming you have the money). With Project Valerie, Razer has dreamt up a...
Razer offers some of the market’s most popular gaming peripherals, from mice to headphones, and in celebration of Black Friday, the company is introducing some heavy discounts on its best gear. If you’re building a PC rig this holiday season, you can outfit your entire setup with Razer’s lineup of accessories. The most significant discount being offered by Razer includes $50 off the...
Apple’s new MacBook Pro 2016 is a fancy-lookin’ machine. But it comes at a pretty penny and without some of the features that folks still ask for, like SD card slots. You may totally dig the MacBook Pro, I know I definitely love the look of it, but it’s not for everyone. Looking for a MacBook Pro alternative? Yep, we have you covered. Check out our list of 5 MacBook Pro alternatives...
In January, Razer made a big move into the ultrabook market with the Blade Stealth, a powerful workhorse that had both beauty and brains. Now, months after the Blade Stealth was introduced, Razer is back with a major update. If you’re looking to buy a laptop before you go back to school, the new Blade Stealth might be the one to beat. Let me say upfront that everything you liked about...
Razer isn't traditionally known for making non-gaming products. From the start, the company's mantra has always been "For gamers. By gamers," creating devices ranging from gaming headphones to powerful laptops. So it came as a surprise when the company released an ultrabook, the Razer Blade Stealth, that was mostly aimed at everyday users. To be clear, the Stealth isn't meant to...
Earlier this year, Razer announced the Blade Stealth, an ultrabook that combined beauty, brawn, and brains at a competitive price. It was a device aimed squarely at students and professionals who needed a portable form factor but still wanted power. Of course, this being Razer, the company also announced a companion device folks have been begging to see ever since it was teased at CES:...
Over the past few years, Razer has gotten really close to creating laptop nirvana, but it hasn’t quite knocked it out of the park. Well, we’re 12 months removed from last year’s Blade and it looks like the company has finally found the perfect balance. This is the Blade you’ve been waiting for. Shipping in April, the new Razer Blade comes with the latest sixth generation Intel Core i7...
We’ve finally finished our PC build. The finishing touches were made possible thanks to Razer in the form of a keyboard, mouse pad, and mouse. Before we get to that, though, let’s talk about performance. If you’re looking for some details about what’s inside the rig, check out our last video on the subject. In short, the guts inside of the PC wreck anything else at our office. We did a...
Razor on Wednesday officially unveiled the Blade Stealth, and aptly named laptop with some impressive specs and a very competitive price. Contained inside a sleek aluminum chassis, Razer says the Blade Stealth is a device designed to disrupt the PC market through a “direct-to-consumer” model, which means Razer plans to sell the computer in premium configurations at a cheaper price. No...