Razer is summoning a big gun as it bids to develop its mobile gaming strategy. The Hong Kong-listed company — which sells laptops, smartphones and gaming peripherals — said today it is working with Tencent on a raft of initiatives related to smartphone-based games. The collaboration will cover hardware, software and services. Some of the […]
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The Razer Blade Stealth is like a MacBook and gaming laptop combined, and is on sale for $500 off
A boss gaming setup at home is the dream. Double screens, a high-end GPU, some neon lights to set the mood — maybe a fan to combat the sweat gathering from sitting there for six hours. The works.
Unfortunately, not everyone’s current situation warrants a room dedicated to gaming — or even a laptop dedicated to gaming.
Good thing there’s a best-of-both-worlds alternative: The Razer Blade Stealth 13.3-inch laptop can tackle both gaming and business needs on the go, and it’s on sale for $500 off at Best Buy.
At 13.3 inches, this Stealth Ultrabook is Razer’s baby of the bunch and a revamped version of the 12.5-inch model. It shed the clunky bezels, got a compact aluminum design (stealthy, as some may say), and has a bigger, 13.3-inch screen (measured diagonally) fit into the same body as the 12.5-inch wide predecessor. This 13.3-inch screen isn’t 4K like the 12.5-inch model, but a 12.5-inch screen can feel cramped. And anyway, this Razer’s 3,200 x 1,800 (QHD+) display is so crisp that you probably won’t notice the lack of 4K. Don’t worry, it’s still a touchscreen. Read more…
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View More The Razer Blade Stealth is like a MacBook and gaming laptop combined, and is on sale for $500 offRazer Phone 2 Review: Incredible sound, decent camera, still the #1 choice for hardcore gamers
Razer Phone 2
$799
The Good
The best gaming smartphone on the market • Unmatched surround sound • Bright 120Hz display
The Bad
Unimpressive camera • Size takes some getting use to • Kind of pricy unless you’re a gamer needing the specs
The Bottom Line
The Razer Phone 2 improves on the majority of its predecessors issues and remains the #1 smartphone choice for mobile gamers…but, man, that camera still needs improving!
Mashable Score4.0
Cool Factor5.0
Learning Curve3.5
Performance4.5
Bang for the Buck3.0
Hardcore gamers, rejoice! The new Razer Phone 2 might just be the smartphone for you. Read more…
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View More Razer Phone 2 Review: Incredible sound, decent camera, still the #1 choice for hardcore gamersRazer integrates Amazon’s Alexa voice controls and haptic feedback into its gaming platform
Razer, the company that makes high-end hardware and software specifically tailored to gaming enthusiasts, is adding new voice and touch features to its platform to bring it into the next generation of computing and take the Razer gaming experience to the next immersive level. Today at CES, the company announced that it will be integrating […]
View More Razer integrates Amazon’s Alexa voice controls and haptic feedback into its gaming platformRazer’s gaming chair and mouse concept lets you feel the game through vibrations
Game controllers have had rumble or vibration since Nintendo created the Rumble Pak for the Nintendo 64, so why doesn’t the rest of your gaming gear have haptic feedback for greater immersion?
Honestly, that’s the big question I wondered myself as I …
Razer Phone 2, Photoshop for iPad, Netflix’s big win: The latest in tech news — Technically Speaking
This week, on Technically Speaking: Jake Krol and Matt Binder discuss the latest tech headlines, including Techtober, Photoshop coming to the iPad, and Netflix accounting for 15% of the internet’s data. Read more…More about Ipad, Netflix, Mashable …
View More Razer Phone 2, Photoshop for iPad, Netflix’s big win: The latest in tech news — Technically SpeakingSave $500 on the Razer Blade Pro laptop (yes we’re serious)
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PC gamers, welcome to heaven: The Razer Blade Pro is $500 off.
This beast joins the family of Razer laptops, making it one of the priciest gaming laptops on the market. At full price, this behemoth ranges from $2,229 to $4,899 (depending on the display.)
It sports a massive 17.3-inch screen with thin bezels, a Quad-Core 7th Gen Intel® Core™ i7 processor, NVIDIA® GeForce GTX 10 Series VR ready graphics, and plenty of memory and storage. Choose between either 4K or Full HD display.
Ray Wong had this to say about the Blade 15 back in July:
If you’re looking to upgrade though, or need something bigger and badder (in a good way) than the Blade 15, then this sale is worth it. Read more…
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View More Save $500 on the Razer Blade Pro laptop (yes we’re serious)Razer soups up its gaming smartphone
Razer is quick to refute any suggestions that its second phone is little more than an iterative update. Sure, the thing looks remarkably identical to its predecessor from the front, but the innards are certainly souped up — and there’s a snazzy new back to match. As the company puts in the Razer Phone 2 […]
View More Razer soups up its gaming smartphoneRazer Phone 2 is a gaming smartphone built for ‘Fortnite’ addicts
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Almost a year after releasing its first gaming-focused smartphone, Razer is throwing its hat back into the arena. Behold: the Razer Phone 2.
For the uninitiated, Razer is a powerhouse in the game peripheral market, and the company’s second smartphone cements its place as an industry leader. The Razer Phone 2 is built specifically for people who love video games and want to do more of it on a touchscreen — namely with titles like Fortnite or PUBG Mobile.
To handle this, the new Razer Phone, which I got a chance to try out for a few minutes, is said to perform 30 percent better than the previous generation thanks to its Qualcomm 845 Snapdragon processor and Adreno 630 GPU. Read more…
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View More Razer Phone 2 is a gaming smartphone built for ‘Fortnite’ addictsRazer unveils a cheaper Blade 15 gaming laptop with a hybrid hard drive
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Razer’s premier gaming laptop is getting a big update.
Less than six months after releasing the Blade 15, Razer is already rolling out an update to its gaming laptop line with its new Blade 15 Dual Storage edition.
If you couldn’t tell from its name, the Razer Blade 15 Dual Storage edition comes with two drives, a smaller SSD for performance and a larger hard drive for capacity. The Blade 15 Dual Storage edition is a little bit thicker than the earlier Blade 15 models because of this additional 2.5-inch drive, but Razer took advantage of the extra space by adding in a gigabit Ethernet port to improve connectivity. For a gaming laptop especially, this is more than an acceptable tradeoff. Read more…
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This is the Razer Phone 2
Remember phone reveals? Once upon a time, companies were able to save a little for the event. These days, however, we nearly always know exactly what we’re getting ourselves into. Due to be announced next month, the second iteration of Razer’s gaming-centric handset is no different. Bits and pieces of the forthcoming phone have already […]
View More This is the Razer Phone 2October gets busier as Razer sends out invites for a mysterious event
October is already on track to be a busy month in the tech world with Google and Microsoft events on the list, but add one more to the calendar.
Razer has sent out invites for an Oct. 10 event with the hint “Flagship // Gaming.” It seems that it’s a …