How Razer forged the Blade 15, the slim gaming laptop nobody else could build

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According to Digital Trends (This article and its images were originally posted on Digital Trends September 24, 2018 at 06:24AM.)

Take a walk down the shopping hub of downtown San Francisco, and it’s hard to miss Razer’s street-level storefront. People off the sidewalk are invited in to be dazzled by the spectacle of the live DJ’s thumping music and flashing lights. That’s certainly represents one aspect of Razer’s ethos.

But just a few blocks away is a non-descript, mid-level high-rise where the magic behind Razer’s designs are crafted. Secured doors conceal prototypes, sketches, and mockups for products that have yet to be launched — and like other tech companies in the Valley, employees treat the space as their own garage. Strip away the thumpa-thumpa music and the club-like decadence, and you’ll find the simpler aspect of Razer’s approaches design – methodical, purposeful, and devoid of unnecessary excesses.That was the space Razer invited us into to hear the story of how the Blade 15 came to be. It’s a gaming laptop that fully embodies that design philosophy both in terms of how it looks and how it performs.

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Razer is expected to unveil its second phone on October 10th

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According to Engadget (This article and its images were originally posted on Engadget September 14, 2018 at 07:24PM.)

 

Razer sent out invitations today for an October 10th event where it’s expected to unveil its Razer Phone 2. The invite doesn’t say as much, but the company noted in a financial report last month that it was working on a follow up to its Razer Phone and some reported images of the new phone leaked earlier this week. If it is launching its latest gaming-geared smartphone, it’s doing so just one day after Google reveals its newest Pixel phones and a day before Samsung’s upcoming Galaxy event. That’s a lot of phones in one week. But don’t forget, there’s also a Microsoft Surface event, a Huawei launch and likely a OnePlus debut in October as well. Hope you’re ready for a lot of new gadgets.

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Razer announces a cheaper external GPU enclosure and support for macOS

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According to The Verge

Razer is updating its Core line of external GPU enclosures today, introducing a new Core X model and adding support for Apple’s MacBook Pro laptops with Thunderbolt 3 ports.

The Core X is designed as a new, entry level model for Razer’s external GPU line, costing just $299 (as opposed to the Core V2’s $499 price tag), although it loses out on some of the Core V2’s more advanced features like USB and Ethernet ports and Razer’s Chroma lighting. That said, the Core X does offer some improvements over the Core V2, with 100W pass-through charging over Thunderbolt, an integrated 650W power supply (versus the V2’s 500W), and support for larger 3-slot GPUs (compared to the 2.2-GPU size on the V2.)

Razer says that Macs will only work with AMD Radeon cards, though

The Core X (and the Core V2) also works with Apple’s macOS laptops, in addition to the previously offered Windows 10 support, although Razer says that you’ll need to be running High Sierra 10.13.4 or higher and be using a Mac-compatible AMD Radeon card. It’s worth noting that Nvidia does make official drivers for many of its cards for Macs which might work even without OS-level support like AMD, but your mileage may vary and Razer — at least on paper — only recommends AMD GPUs for Mac use with its enclosures.

The Core X is available today from Razer’s website for $299, although like the Core and Core V2 before it, you’ll need to supply your own graphics card.

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Razer Wants To Turn Its Gaming Phone Into A Laptop

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According to Kotaku

 

The Razer Phone is a very powerful piece of Android hardware. The Project Linda concept, revealed today at CES 2018, is a dock for the Razer Phone that turns it into a 13.3 inch Android gaming laptop. Why not?

It’s essentially a Razer Blade laptop, only instead of PC internals it’s powered by a Razer Phone inserted in the base of the unit below the keyboard. Once plugged in, the phone’s display transfers to the laptop’s 4K 120 Mhz touchscreen display, with the smaller screen acting as either a touchpad or a secondary display. The dock features its own internal battery, as well as an additional 200 GB of storage.

It’s a very neat concept. Having spent many trade shows with my laptop tethered to my my phone’s cellular connection due to shoddy Wi-Fi, I can certainly see the appeal.

Project Linda is only in the conceptual stage at the moment, something for Razer to show off at CES 2018 in hopes of scoring another Best Of award. But it’s a concept that makes a lot of sense, not just for the Razer Phone, but for all sorts of mobile phones. Hit up the project’s official web page for more information.

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Razer launches water-resistant Cynosa Chroma and Cynosa Chroma Pro keyboards

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According to KitGuru

Last month, SteelSeries unveiled its splash-proof Apex 150 keyboard, built to protect the electronic internals from water damage. Razer isn’t too far behind, launching its new water resistant Cynosa Chroma and Cynosa Chroma Pro starting at $60.

Just like the SteelSeries Apex 150, Razer has opted to use membrane switches with its Cynosa Chroma and Cynosa Chroma Pro, instead of the now oversaturated mechanical market, however the company states that its own “soft cushioned” keys are actually better than other rubber dome peripherals.

Razer claims that this is possible through custom tuning responsiveness and actuation distance, and while it is not impossible for a membrane keyboard to rival the performance of that shown by a mechanical variant, it’s best to wait until reviewers get a hands on to put that to the test.

 

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1st Wave of Back To School Offers Ending Soon! The annual Back To School sale is here! The 1st wave of the offers will end on Jul 31! Be sure you’re the first the promote them! The 2nd wave of offers will start on Aug 1 and you will get notified before that! All offers below are valid for United States and Canada.

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All offers below are valid for United States, Canada, United Kingdom, France, Germany, Rest of Europe, Singapore and Hong Kong. Spend $179 and receive the Razer Messenger Bag worth $49.Use code: EPIC17US Offer ends Aug 31st 2017 or while stocks last. Buy Razer Blade B6 and receive the Razer Mamba TE worth $89.99.Use code: RBMABTE Offer ends Jul 30th 2017 or while stocks last.

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Wireless Earbuds Mini Twins Stereo Bluetooth V4.1 Sports Headphone

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LESHP Wireless Earbuds Mini Twins Stereo

• 【Advantage of Syllable D900 Mini Bluetooth headphones】: State of Art Headphone Design, Virtually wireless, Set yourself free from all cables, enjoy your favorite music under most relaxing conditions while workout, running, walking and more
• 【Compatible】: Upgraded aerial and Bluetooth V4.1 with 30ft Bluetooth distance. Work with smartphones, tablets and other Bluetooth devices. (Note: The Right earphone can only be pairing with the Left, could not be connected with Bluetooth device.)
• 【Good Power Capacity】: The battery capacity is lasting for 2 hours. The storage box offers 6 times’ full charged to the two headphones
• 【Comfortable to Wear】: The shape of the earbuds fits your auditory meatus perfectly. With silicone earmuffs, the headsets stay firmly in your ears when working out or running or doing exercise in the gym
• 【Intelligent Charging Box Offer Power Design】: Up to 120 minutes continuous talk or music time within full charged. Come with intelligent charging box with high capacity lithium battery provides 4-6 times charges for continuous use. See through plastic material get know of the charge status. Charging box provides fast charge. Compact size, easy to carry for outside or travel.

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Product description

Color:black

Features:
1. Binaural headset, can be in dual and single
2. voice recognition and dialing
3. Play music definition sound
4. Support a match two, two devices
5. Unique design fits your auditory meatus perfect
6. Displays headset power status for IOS
7. Portable use with storage box buily-in lithium
8. HD microphone making call loud and clear
9. True wireless without a line

Specifications:
Brand: LESHP
Model:TWS-K2
Function: mobile phone, Sport, routine office work, common headphones, Microphone, Supports music, video game, noise canceling, wireless headphone, portable, stereo headset, Bluetooth
Support APP: No
Time to market: 2016
Cable length: None
Communication: Wireless
Sensitivity: 119 ± 3dB
Support apt-X: No
Memory card support: No
Wireless: yes
Plug type: Wireless
Frequency range: 20-20000Hz
Vocalism Principle: Other
Waterproof: No
Resistance: 16Ω
Connections: USB
Microphone: Yes
Style: Ear Hook
Wireless Type: Bluetooth
Bluetooth Version: Bluetooth V4.1 + EDR
Supports: HSP / HFP A2DP / AVRCP
Charging Interface: Point of contact
Battery: Rechargeable lithium battery
Standby time: about 40 hours
Call time: about 2-4 hours
Charging time: less than 2 hours
Color: black, white
Earphone size: 28 x 20 x 28mm
Charging case: 80 x 60 x 30mm

Package included:
2 x Headphone
1 x Charging case
1 x USB Cable
6 x earpieces in different size

Customer Reviews 3.8 out of 5 stars

Price:	$49.99
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Ghostek EarShot Series

• HD Crystal Clear Sound With Strong Bass + Enhanced Noise Reduction
• Slim, Lightweight & Stylish Design + Built-In Rechargbe Li-Ion Battery
• Includes a Detachable Male to Male 3.5MM Auxiliary Audio Line Cable & USB Charging Cable
• You Can Connect the EarShot’s To Virtually Any Bluetooth Enabled Device from a Distance Of 30-Feet
• MultiFunction Keys: Power On/Off, Answer/Reject Calls, Pause/Play Music

Product description

Color:Black

◙ Polymer Lithium Battery: 200mAh
◙ Standby Time: 400 Hours
◙ Talk Time: ≥11 Hours
◙ Bluetooth Music Play Time: ≥10 Hours
◙ Charging Time: 2-3 Hours
◙ Transmission Power: CLASS 2
◙ IC Solution: CSR8635
◙ Bluetooth Version: V4.0
◙ Bluetooth Profiles: HSP,HFP,A2DP, AVRCP
◙ Wireless Range: 30 Feet
◙ Pairing Name: EarShot

Designed by Ghostek in New York

Customer Reviews 4.8 out of 5 stars

Price:	$54.95
Sale:	$39.95

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Bestten Charging Center-Wall Mount Surge Protector

• One-stop charging station: 4 USB ports and 3 AC outlets with dual slide-out smartphone holders
• 4 high-speed USB ports (4.2A shared), each port supplies up to 2.4A charging current for tablets, smartphones and other devices
• Surge protector and EMI/RFI noise filtering provides electronic protection for your sensitive home/office devices
• Dual slide out holders will easily hold two smartphones. Its compact and lightweight design means that you can slip it into your carry-on bag and take it with you
• LED surge protection indicator. ETL listed. One year warranty.

Product description

Size:1PK

Charge all your essential devices with BESTTEN wall mount surge protector with USB ports. This surge protector lets you safely power and charge up to 3 x AC and 4 x USB without worry of electrical damage.

Wall-Mountable Design with 3 AC Outlets
Wall-mountable design makes it easy to install, keeps floor space clear of clutter, and no more cable chaos.
3 AC outlets allow you to power up to 3 electrical devices, perfect for desktop computers and accessories, phone/fax/modem, kitchen appliances, and standard household electronics.

4 USB Ports Charge More Devices
In addition to its 3 AC outlets, this wall charger features 4 protected USB charging ports. This allows you to easily charge tablets, smartphones, and other USB powered devices. With 2.4 amps per USB port and 4.2 amps total charging current when charging 3 or 4 devices, they deliver the power needed for fast, efficient charging.

Unique, Efficient Design with Dual Slide Out Holders
Dual side slide out holders keep smart phones in a convenient place while charging. The side out holders can easily be closed and hidden away when not in use.

Fire Resistance
With fireproof poly-carbonate housing remains at a low temperature reducing fire risk.

Specification:
USB Watts/Amps:……………………………………………………….21Watts/4.2Amps combined (12W/2.4A per USB port)
Protection Rating (Joules):…………………………………………….300
Line Voltage ………………………………………………………………125VAC
Maximum Line Current …………………………………………………15Amps/1875Watts

Customer Reviews 4.4 out of 5 stars

Price:	$27.99
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ENGREPO Hand-Held 12V Electric Portable Air Compressor

• EMERGENCY FLAT TIRE REPAIR-with the built-in rechargeable lithium ion battery,it can pump the tire without connecting external power cord. Coming with AC DC Adapter and Cigar Lighter,plug directly into Cigarette Lighter Socket of your auto to charge and pump.
• FAST CHARGING AND INFLATING-takes about 1.5 hours to fully charge the unit.The bicycle tires take about 2 minutes each and the motorcycle tires take about 3 minutes each to fully inflate.Maximum pressure is 150Psi and accuracy is +/-0.5Psi
• AUTO-OFF TO PROTECT THE TIRE-set the desired pressure and the air compressor automatically shuts off when that pressure is reached. This multifunctional electric air pump also can monitor the air pressure.
• EASY TO READ-two LED LIGHTS and LCD digital display with backlight, it is easy to read the digital even pumping during night. Four Air pressure units :PSI、Bar、KPa、Kg/cm2.
• FULL RANGE OF ACCESORIES AND EXCELLENT SERVICE-super cool mini portable electric air pump,hose,AC DC adapter,valve adapter,cigar lighter,needle,carry bag,user manual and 100% satisfaction MONEY-BACK GUARANTEE!

Product description

Color:Black

With this amazing inflator,you won’t need to spend any more money at the air pump at a service station!The pump is rechargeable so it is always ready when you need it,if it is depleted you can plug it in and use it too.It comes with an internal battery for use on the go and it has AC/DC adapter,charging cord as well for when you are at home or in the car.

Specifications
●Voltage:12V
●Current:5A
●Power:60W
●Flow:12LPM
●Pressure gauge:80PSI
●Battery capacity:500mAh×4
●Operation temperature:-20～60℃
●Size:1.8×2.2×7.8Inches
●Weight:1 pounds

How to use
1.The tube screw into the bottom of screw hole,don’t plugged into ..DC socket.
2.Press “UNIT” to active display.
3.Press “-” and “+” to preset the pressure value.
4.Press “Power” to inflate.
5.Press “power” to power off.
6.Use charger and cigarette lighter to plug DC socket to charge.

Notes
●Please read our instruction carefully before using it.
●After Long-time operation both the tube and the cylinder will get hot and you will need to take a break before using it again.
●Pls connect the inflator with car charger instead of connecting with the wall socket while pumping something,because the output of wall socket can’t reach the current required when the inflator works.
●It should be charged when battery volume is low.
●It’s not suitable for truck tire

Package List
●1×Inflator
●1×Air Hose,1×Adapter,1×Cigar Lighter,1×Needle,1×Hand Bag
●1×User Manual

Customer Reviews 4.5 out of 5 stars

Price:	$99.99
Sale:	$49.99

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Razer Mamba Tournament Edition

• The world’s most precise 5G gaming mouse sensor with 16,000 DPI with on-the-fly sensitivity adjustment
• Ergonomic right-handed design with textured rubber side grips for complete comfort
• Chroma lighting with true 16.8 million customizable color options
• Up to 210 inches per second / 50 G acceleration
• Nine independently programmable buttons with tilt-click scroll wheel

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About Razer

For Gamers. By Gamers. It’s not just a tagline. It’s a mission. It’s exactly what drives Razer to create products which constantly tilt the competition in your favor. From behind the drawing board all the way to the tournament stage, each step is controlled by the undeniable desire for all gamers – to always win.

Razer Mamba Tournament Edition

Control. Comfort. Customized.

The Razer Mamba Tournament Edition is designed for eSports athletes who demand the very best performance. Engineered with the world’s most precise 16,000 DPI gaming mouse sensor, capable of tracking up to 1 DPI increments and a lift-off cut-off distance as precise as 0.1 mm, the Razer Mamba Tournament Edition gaming mouse perfectly translates every mouse movement with incredible pinpoint accuracy, helping you make effortlessly precise headshots.

Further customize the Razer Mamba Tournament Edition using the Razer Chroma lighting with true 16.8 million customizable color options and create a mouse unlike any other. Explore absolute control and performance as you take your gaming experience to the competitive level with the Razer Mamba Tournament Edition.

• 16,000 DPI 5G laser sensor.
• 210 inches per second / 50 G acceleration.
• 1,000 Hz Ultrapolling / 1 ms response time.
• Ergonomic right-handed design with textured rubber side grips.
• Razer Chroma lighting with true 16.8 million customizable color options.
• Inter-device color synchronization.
• Nine independently programmable buttons with tilt-click scroll wheel.

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The Most Precise Gaming Mouse Sensor With 16,000 DPI Boasting the world’s most precise 16,000 DPI gaming mouse sensor, the Razer Mamba Tournament Edition provides you with unsurpassable accuracy, so you’ll have an even greater edge over your competition. With its ability to track up to 1 DPI increments and a lift-off cut-off distance as precise as 0.1 mm, the Razer Mamba Tournament Edition helps you to react instantly while you skillfully maneuver your way to victory.	Ergonomic Form Factor For Complete Comfort Designed for the most natural hand position, the Razer Mamba Tournament Edition boasts impressive ergonomics that reduce stress on your fingers when you’re actuating buttons and eliminate unnecessary finger drag points. Whether you’re training for a tournament or playing an overnight raid session, your Razer Mamba Tournament Edition gives you an extremely comfortable gaming experience the whole time.	Razer Chroma Lighting With True 16.8 Million Customizable Color Options Taking personalization to the next level, you can now illuminate the Razer Mamba Tournament Edition’s logo, scroll wheel, and side strips just the way you want. Each lighting location is individually customizable, allowing you to have a variety of lighting effects and the full spectrum of 16.8 million colors for an impressive display that’s as unique as your play style.

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Inter-Device Color Synchronization Whether it’s your favorite shade of green or your guild colors, Razer Chroma gives you the freedom to decide. It could be one, three or even thirty-seven colors, with a spectrum of visual effects featuring 16.8 million colors; the possibilities are whatever you can imagine. With inter-device color synchronization, your Razer Chroma enabled Razer gaming weapons will always go together perfectly.	Razer Chroma SDK All Razer Chroma enabled devices come with an open SDK that will allow game developers to take advantage of the multitude of lighting options available for Razer Chroma by integrating these advanced lighting effects to create in-game lighting alerts or actions per minute lighting features.	Razer Synapse enabled Enhance your Razer Firefly experience with Synapse, Razer’s hardware configurator with online cloud support. From sensitivity to lift-off tracking to surface calibration, you get to customize every detail to be saved in the cloud, so you can play at your best in an instant, wherever you are. By also keeping your peripherals at their best via automatic driver and firmware updates, Razer Synapse helps keep you on top of your game, all the time.

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What is Chroma Lighting and where can I find out more about it?
Chroma by Razer represents more than just multicolor, it opens up limitless personalization options. Whether it’s your favorite shade of green or your guild colors, Chroma gives you the freedom to decide. It could be one, three or even thirty-seven colors, with a spectrum of visual effects featuring 16.8 million colors; the possibilities are whatever you can imagine.

If I have other Chroma enabled devices, can I sync the lighting effects with my Razer Mamba TE?
Yes you can. All Chroma enabled devices are equipped with inter-device color synchronization. With just one click of a button via Razer Synapse, your Razer Chroma enabled devices’ lighting effects will by synchronized. Note that the lighting effect you would like to sync has to be supported by both Razer Chroma devices individually.

How many LEDs are there in the Razer Mamba Tournament Edition?
There are 17 LEDs in the Razer Mamba Tournament Edition. 7 LEDs for each side strips, 2 LEDs for the scroll wheel, and 1 LED for the Razer logo.

Can I individually set the color for each LED of the Razer Mamba Tournament Edition?
Yes, the LEDs of the Razer Mamba Tournament Edition can be customized individually via the Advanced Chroma Configurator.

Does the Razer Mamba Tournament Edition have Adjustable Click Force Technology?
No, only the Razer Mamba has the Adjustable Click Force Technology at this time.

How do I adjust the DPI setting?
Out of the box you can make basic changes to the DPI of the Razer Mamba Tournament Edition on the fly via the Sensitivity buttons located behind the scroll wheel. Once you have installed Razer Synapse, you will have access to more DPI options which you can configure to the Sensitivity buttons or other buttons of the mouse. The Razer Mamba Tournament Edition is able to track 1 DPI increments with a lift-off cut-off distance as precise as 0.1 mm.

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Review: Razer Ornata Chroma Keyboard

MECHA-MEMBRANE

In the year 2016, mechanical keyboards and membrane keyboards are currently embroiled in an ongoing war. Those in love with the former contend that having actual mechanical switches under their buttons gives typing and gaming a higher amount of precision, and that once you feel that tactile ka-chunk it’s hard to go back to stock keyboards. Supporters of the latter say there’s no need to spend the extra money, and that PC hardware companies are just trying to milk gamers for their cash.

With Razer’s Ornata Chroma keyboard, a new challenger has entered the fray, hoping to unite people who think way too damn much about keyboards, like I do.

Razer Ornata Chroma Keyboard
Manufacturer: Razer
Input: USB 2.0
MSRP: $99.99 

The Ornata Chroma uses a technology called mecha-membrane (actually not Godzilla’s arch-nemesis, in case you’re wondering). There’s a membrane under the keys that allows for longer life duration and low-profile typing, but there are still mechanical parts that give that chunky click that feels so good. Which could all be a buncha bullcrap that doesn’t end up pleasing everyone, of course.

But from my time with this keyboard, I find it to be a satisfying compromise. It has mid-sized keys between the shape of bulky keyboards and Mac chiclets that feel like you don’t have to press down quite as far. There’s still a textured clack to each press, providing feedback and letting you know that you did indeed press the key in time, and that you died because that other dude is just better at sniping than you are. Especially appreciated is the included detachable cushioned wrist rest that prevents fatigue. I use it for both gaming and typing, and I’ve found this to be the most comfortable keyboard I’ve used since I began reviewing hardware. The magnets that hold the rest to the keyboard are bit weak, but that only matters if you’re particularly violent with your keypresses.

There aren’t dedicated media keys, so the function key is necessary for that as well as changing backlight brightness, turning on game mode (to prevent accidentally hitting the Windows key), and the like. This is a smaller keyboard, so it’s nice and compact for both gaming and typing.

It’s also attractive: clean, crisp lines and angles mean that it doesn’t have the garish Transformer look that is strongly associated with PC hardware. Razer’s Chroma technology allows for 16.8 million color combinations through the included Synapse program, which also can be used to create macros or see the heat map of your keyboard use. I generally have it on a setting where waves of color ripple out from the keys I press, which is probably annoying as hell to passers-by, but I’m just happy it looks like I’m weaving purple lightmagic.

There aren’t a ton of extra features here, like USB pass-throughs and media keys, but it doesn’t feel lacking. It’s too satisfying to use. Though I’m generally an ardent supporter of Cherry Blue mechanical switches, this mecha-membrane combination is my favorite keyboard to use right now due to its low-profile keys and enticing clicks. This is all largely subjective, so if possible, I’d go to a store and try to test one out to see if you like it first. I was expecting a mushiness to it that simply isn’t there, but your mileage my vary. If you’re uninterested in the pretty colors, there’s a $20 cheaper version that functions identically minus the RGB lights. Either way, it’s a solid outing by Razer, and my wrists thank the company.

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Razer unveils Project Ariana, a 4K projector that blurs the line between your screen and living room

Razer’s crazy new triple-display laptop might take center stage this year, but the company also trotted out a more realistic concept during CES, too—a 4K projector. Yes, Razer is making a projector.

Okay, not just a projector. In fact, Project Ariana is suspiciously similar to Microsoft’s maybe-abandoned IllumiRoom concept from a few years back. IllumiRoom used the Kinect’s depth-sensing capabilities to map the area around your TV, and then took that data and “extended” your screen out into the room itself. Here’s a demo from 2013:

 

IllumiRoom could also enhance games in subtler ways. The famous example was snow falling around the edges of the room while racing on a snowy track, and thus adding a bit more atmosphere to the room you were in.

Project Ariana does the same, albeit without the all-in-one convenience of the Kinect. Instead Razer uses a pair of 3D depth-sensing cameras—perhaps similar to the RealSense cameras used in its Stargazer webcam—to map out a room and any furniture in it.

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Ariana can then project a variety of information, depending on what game developers choose to implement. Razer tossed a few examples at me during our discussion: elements of the game’s interface (like a map of the area), countdown timers for skills, the extension of the screen’s edges onto the room’s walls (just like IllumiRoom).

Powering all of this is Razer’s Chroma lighting API, albeit a more advanced version than the one used to customize the company’s RGB peripherals (keyboards, headsets, mice, mousepads). Project Ariana is really a proof-of-concept for where Razer wants to go in the future.

“Video projection, multi-color lighting, and the responsive intelligence of our Razer Chroma engine are changing the way we game today,” said CEO Min-Liang Tan in a press release. “Project Ariana is a concept design that showcases the power and potential of the Razer Chroma platform in the pre-VR world in bridging the gap between gamers and games.”

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That future includes third-parties, too—a licensing program was also announced at CES today. Razer stated in its press release that “a growing number of hardware partners are queued to leverage the Razer Chroma platform”—partners that include Lenovo, NZXT, Antec, Lian Li, Wicked Lasers, and Nanoleaf.

No hard announcements yet on what those third-party companies have planned, but it’s an important step. Until now, all of these lighting solutions—be it Logitech’s, Corsair’s, Razer’s, et al—have functioned primarily as first-party value-adds. Razer’s move might see the market increasingly divided by the APIs used to power decorative LED elements. Of all things.

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For now, though, Chroma’s big plans involve just the projector. And even that might not make it out of the concept phase, given “Project” is the designation Razer tags on to all its in-flux ideas. However, I was told that Ariana is slated to launch by the end of 2017, should it get enough positive feedback.

That’s right: By this time next year, you could have a Razer-branded 4K projector in your home. Weird.

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Razer’s gaming laptop prototype has three huge fold-out screens

Is a laptop three times as good if it’s got three times the screens? That’s what Razer may be hoping with Project Valerie, a prototype multi-monitor gaming laptop that it’s announcing at CES. From certain angles, Valerie looks a lot like the sleek Razer Blade Pro, which was announced in the fall of 2016. Instead of one 17.3-inch 4K IGZO display, though, Valerie has a stack of screens that slide into a three-display setup under their own power. The result may not be the most practical gaming PC you’ll see this year, but it’s probably one of the most unusual.

Multiple displays are a significant perk of desktop computers, letting people multitask or play games with a super-wide field of view. The Blade Pro, with its Nvidia GeForce GTX 1080 graphics card and mechanical keyboard, is effectively a desktop PC replacement. But if you want more than one screen, you still have to rely on external peripherals. Project Valerie changes that, at the cost of some added weight and thickness. Where the Blade Pro is 7.8 pounds and 0.88 inches thick, Valerie weighs around 12 pounds and is 1.5 inches thick. Both laptops are VR-ready, exceeding the recommended specs of the Oculus Rift or HTC Vive.

While Project Valerie has the same graphics card and keyboard as the Pro, we don’t know the exact specs, since it’s a concept design. In addition to a backlit keyboard, it has lighting strips under the two side monitors, which project an ambient glow onto the surface beneath them. Its extra screens will take a toll on the battery life, which is already only around four hours on the Blade Pro, but Razer doesn’t say exactly how long it lasts. (Hypothetically, you could save power by leaving the extra screens folded and off, although that somewhat defeats the purpose.)

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We also don’t know how much it will cost if it comes to market as a final product. The Blade Pro starts at $3,499, which is already a serious price tag, so it’s safe to say this laptop won’t be for the average gamer.

Razer isn’t the first company to hit on this idea. Mashable noted a dual-screen laptop trend in 2009, and similar designs have cropped up in the years since, including an aftermarket product called Slidenjoy, which is supposed to start shipping this month. The fact that they’ve never really caught on may be a good indicator of how Project Valerie will end up — or maybe people have just been waiting for the right one to come along.

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Razer Blade Pro Gaming Laptop: It’s a Portable Supercomputer That Vapes | ESIST

RAZER BLADE PRO

IF YOU WANT a slim machine you can slip inside your messenger bag, tote to the coffee shop, and peck out a few emails on, there are plenty of those. Go ahead and get an iPad and a keyboard cover. Maybe even a MacBook or a Surface Pro if you can handle the extra ounces.But if you want the kind of high-octane monster that can power a frickin’ Oculus headset, weighs as much as a child’s bowling ball, and is the laptop version the guitar riff in Ain’t Talkin Bout Love, here comes the damn business.

The 2016 version of the Razer Blade Pro laptop is here. And it vapes.

The new Razer Blade Pro does not seem like a real laptop. It seems like an April Fools’ gag from Power Computing Magazine circa 2003. While Razer has been making high-performance gaming laptops with shockingly slim frames since 2011, none of them have been as over-the-top loaded as the new Blade Pro. The laptop’s tagline is “The desktop in your laptop,” and it’s an understatement.

Where’s the Beef?

It all starts with a 2.6GHz quad-core Intel Core i7-6700HQ CPU that overclocks to 3.5GHz, which is easily the most modest thing about the laptop. After all, there are newer and more expensive Core i7 processors available, and everything else about the Razer Blade Pro screams MORE THINGS FASTER THINGS STRONGER THINGS.

This kind of power doesn’t come cheap. The Razer Blade Pro starts at $3,700.

For example, it has 32 gigs of 2133MHz DDR4 RAM. Its 17.3-inch IZGO touchscreen is a 4K display that can handle the full Adobe RGB colorspace. On its sides you’ll find three USB 3.0 ports, a card reader, and a Thunderbolt/USB-C jack. Its 99-watt-hour battery is the largest-capacity battery that’s legally allowed on an airplane. Storage space is flexible: there’s a configuration with a 2TB PCIe SSD packed into it. And of course, it’s the company’s latest machine with “Razer Chroma” mood lighting, which means the keyboard backlight system can be configured as a user-customizable rainbow light show.Arguably, we haven’t even gotten to the really good stuff yet. While the Razer Blade Pro is insanely thin for the amount of power packed into it—it’s just 0.88 inches deep—it has a low-profile mechanical keyboard. Razer makes its own switches, and it’s used the same low-travel but highly enjoyable switch in the Blade Pro as it did in its excellent mechanical keyboard case for the iPad Pro.

RAZER BLADE PRO

Another unique feature is the placement and design of the laptop’s touchpad. Unlike your average boring-ass laptop, it’s super big and set to the right of its super-clicky set of keys. And even though it feels like a bigger version of the glass-topped touchpad on a MacBook Pro, there are some extra navigation options right above it: A scrollwheel that clicks down for your selection needs, as well as media keys for playing and navigating music.

But here’s the really cool part. Well, two really cool parts. One, this is the thinnest laptop out there with a desktop-class Nvidia GeForce GTX 1080 GPU, which is bolstered by 8 gigs of GDDR5X VRAM, and two, Razer had to design a thermal-management system from scratch to cool it. Packing so much power into a machined-aluminum frame less than an inch thick required Razer to use a vapor-chamber cooling system to keep its internals chill.

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Sweet Vape

Vapor-chamber cooling in a laptop isn’t unique: Razer is calling it the world’s thinnest such system rather than the first. Last year’s G752 gaming laptop from Asus had a similar system, but that laptop was nowhere near this svelte. And a vapor-based system also doesn’t mean you’ll see vapor wafting out of the back of the laptop: The vapor chamber is an enclosed system in which coolant fluid inside reaches a boiling point, then vaporizes. All of that action moves heat away from the components and into the laptop’s exhaust system.

A pair of internal fans help route heat out of the back of the laptop and away from places like the wrist rest. There’s a third fan on the underside of the motherboard that doesn’t feed hot air into the vent system; it’s just there to keep things circulating and eliminate wrist-singing hot spots.

While the Razer Blade Pro is crazy-thin, it certainly isn’t a featherweight laptop. It clocks in at nearly 8 pounds, but it’s powerful enough to be VR-ready for both the Oculus and HTC Vive. Razer says that’s important, as VR game developers are looking for a single portable powerhouse they can develop and play games on. The company also hopes the laptop appeals to more than gamers, as it has the horsepower and screen resolution to appeal to hard-core video and photo editors.

This kind of power doesn’t come cheap. The Razer Blade Pro starts at $3,700, and that’s for the piddly 512GB SSD configuration. Ramping up to 1TB will run you $4,000, and the top-of-the-line 2TB model sets you back $4,500. Other than the storage space, all those other bad-ass components are the same, and they’ll all be available in November.

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Razer Brings Ultra Low Profile Mechanical Key Action To Apple’s iPad Pro

 

by Paul Lilly

Razer has gone and built itself a new mechanical key switch, but you won’t find it implemented in any gaming keyboards for the PC, at least not right off the bat. Instead, Razer’s new “Ultra-Low-Profile Mechancial Switch” will initially be outfitted into a keyboard case for Apple’s iPad Pro tablet. Who would’ve guessed, right?

“We’re commonly thought of as a company that makes phenomenal products for gamers, but to design the very best products, we’ve had to innovate from the ground up – even from each individual component such as mechanical switches,” says Min-Liang Tan, Razer co-founder and CEO. “We’re excited about the potential of our Ultra-Low-Profile Mechanical Switch and look forward to exploring other applications in addition to the mechanical keyboard we’ve designed for the iPad Pro.”

 

 

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Razer’s open source HDK 2 is a $399 VR headset that’s not just for devs

There’s a new Razer OSVR headset at E3 2016 and it’s not just for developers and hackers. OK, OK, it’s called the Hacker Dev Kit 2 but bear with us.

The new headgear from Razer and Sensics’ VR platform hopes to rival the Oculus Rift and HTC Vive with a 2160 x 1200 dual OLED display and a very tempting $399 price. That’s the price of the upcoming PlayStation VR headset and much lower than the Rift ($599) and Vive ($799).

The upgraded headset will ship in July as Oculus and HTC continue to fight over exclusives. The HDK 2’s display has a respectable 90 Hz refresh rate, a 110 degree field of view and Razer is also promising that its ‘Image Quality Enhancer’ tech will reduce the screen door effect. There’s also individual eye focal tuning to get the clearest picture, though no glasses allowed.

What’s also promising, as well as the potential picture, is the talk of an IR camera and IR tracking technology on the faceplate of the headset to allow for positional tracking in an 8 x 9 feet area.

Previously, the first OSVR dev kit listed Leap Motion as a partner for gesture tracking. This time round at E3, Razer’s booth will show off the Gloveone motion tracking gloves from Neurodigital.

As ever, the question is what will you be able to do on a Hacker Dev Kit? It’s showing off a couple of new apps and games, none of which are very big or flashy: racing game RedOut by 34Big Things, self-explanatory Theme Park Studio by Pantera Entertainment, first person horror game The Hum: Abductions from Totwise Studios, the episodic Infinite by Project Gateway and sci-fi gallery shooter A-19 by Futuretown.

“The HDK 2 allows us to meet the needs of VR fans and gamers and provide developers with affordable open-source hardware to innovate with,” said Christopher Mitchell, OSVR lead at Razer. “With the HDK 2 being able to deliver a visual experience on par with industry leaders, we will now be able to represent hardware agnostic VR media and games in all their glory for future headsets to adopt through the open source ecosystem.

 

 

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