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f you cut through all the noise and goofy buzzwords coming out of CES, you'll occasionally come across a new technology that's actually promising and useful. And so far, the big winner of the Bright Future Award appears to be the hardware masterminds at Razer, who know a thing or two about powerful and splashy machinery. Check […]
The wearable technology trend won't likely wear thin in 2014. More gadget makers are getting in on the action with wearable health and wellness product revenues expected to rise from $3.3 billion in 2013 to $8 billion in 2018, as estimated by research firm Parks Associates and the Consumer Electronics Association. Another unlikely entrant is […]
After more than 30 hours of research followed by 100+ hours of testing ten gaming mice, there's no question about the one I'd buy: the $60 Razer DeathAdder 2013. It's affordable for a gaming mouse, comes with Razer's straightforward and customizable drivers, and has quite possibly the best body design and buttons of any gaming mouse […]
Razer, once known solely for its mice and keyboards, has earned a reputation of late as one of the few companies bringing real innovation to gaming PCs. The new Razer Blade (2013) is just another in a steady stream of gaming PCs, with a new 14-inch form-factor and extra-long battery life. This isn't the first gaming […]
When new companies enter the PC business they usually do so on the strength of a large existing consumer electronics empire. Razer, however, never got that memo. The company moved boldly forward over the last two years with the original Blade, an extremely thin laptop with unique, customizable LED-backlit keys. To continue reading, click here!
Razer was a company that simply built gaming peripherals — mice, keyboards, headphones, and mousepads. That changed last year. In March 2012, it released the Razer Blade, proclaiming it had built the “world’s first true gaming laptop.” The original 17-inch Blade was an attempt to prove that gaming machines didn’t need to be chunky slabs. Fast forward […]
How is the performance of Razer’s 14-inch Blade gaming laptop? Impressive enough that a dedicated console player shelved his Xbox in favor of the Blade. Considering that console players and computer gamers feud over format supremacy, that’s a considerable endorsement. To read the full story on the New York Times' website, go here: http://gadgetwise.blogs.nytimes.com/2013/06/25/razers-blade-a-small-powerful-gaming-laptop/?_r=1.
Razer is a well-known name in the gaming community, with its green glowing snake logo stamped on all manner of mice, keyboards, and other specialized peripherals. But Razer's newest toy—the Razer Edge Pro gaming tablet—is way more than a mere plaything. First announced as “Project Fiona” back at CES 2012, this unique device has been designed […]
The word “extreme” may be overused in describing male-dominated activities like the X Games or the cinnamon challenge, but it fits the bill when it comes to the Razer Blade gaming laptop. It is extremely fast, extremely thin and extremely expensive. Click here to read the full article!
Razer is beefing up its cutting-edge gaming laptop. The next generation Razer Blade, unveiled at the PAX convention in Seattle, will have more processing power and onboard storage while retaining its thin profile. Something else it's losing – a few hundred dollars off the price. Read the full story by clicking here!