Razer was one of the companies that had several types of gaming equipment to reveal in 2023. Later they got some awesome stuff on their way. One of the key things to consider is a new generation of Blade laptops that have been greatly improved from the previous models, a new version of the Razer Edge that has 5G capabilities, a new gaming chair with many more features called Project Carol, and a major upgrade to their Webcam with the Kiyo Pro Ultra. The company has more information about all the items revealed this weekend that you have here.
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With its 6″ display and 24001080fd plus resolution which boasts a 144Hz refresh rate, the Razer Edge is perfect for mobile gaming. The handheld is the first device powered and developed exclusively for the latest Snapdragon G3x Gen 1 Gaming Platform and designed jointly with Qualcomm. Its purpose is to work together with active cooling for long gaming sessions enabling high-resolution games and native games on the go without having to compromise performance. The Razer Edge will release in two versions on January 26th, 2018. Razer Edge (Wi-Fi) will be available exclusively at Razer.com and RazerStore locations in the US for 399.99 USD, and the Razer Edge 5G exclusively at Verizon.com and Verizon.
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Project Carol
Razer presents Project Carol, the world’s first head cushion with enveloping near-field surround sound and haptics, bringing gamers into a new world of tactile and sound. Project Carol is a new concept design by Razer’s innovative R&D division, a team who’s focused on innovative designs and influencing Razer’s future product portfolio. Together, this project won multiple awards for Innovation and Best of Shows. Project Carol uses near-field surround sound for clear sound, pure audio, with the sum of 7.1 surround sound to achieve a relaxing gaming experience. Project Carol’s near-field surround sound gives closer, more direct feedback, leaving a sound more slick. Project Carol is powered by Razer HTPA. The cushion will convert game sounds into haptic feedback in real time, allowing gamers to feel everything behind them, and firmly in the middle of the action.
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New Generation of Razer Blades.
The Razer Blade makes for the laptop’s gaming device a gloomy shift. With the introduction of more modern cutting-edge 16:10-inch displays with the best in video design and graphics technology, the Razer Blade brings it to the fastest-growing and powerful platforms. Developed at CES, the new Razer Blade 16 and Razer Blade 18 come with the latest Intel Core i9 HX chipset, its next-generation RTX 40 gaming processors up to 175W TGP and a 5-600MHz processor. All this power is possible through an evolution in design philosophy. This helps to further advance thermal regulation by expanding the advanced technology of Razer’s patented vapor chamber technology.
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The Razer Leviathan V2 Pro is the latest in 3D audio. The standard physics and physics will provide the best sound for desktops for use with head-tracking AI. Razer’s new PC sound bar is collaboration with a high-tech synthesis lab and a 3D laser beaming expert, Audioscenic. The new set provides the best of both worlds with the help of a soundstage and a good listening experience. All of this is created into a compact, premium form factor with simple setup. The Leviathan V2 Pro is built with the integrated IR camera that detects the user’s position. This allows the sound bar to adjust the audio beams to the listener’s position on the track, so they are always in the good spot for a sound experience.
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Kiyo Pro Ultra.
The larger the sensor, the better the image quality, the better, the cleaner the Razer Kiyo Ultra. With the most powerful Webcam from Razer that’s ever developed the largest sensor idling on the webcam, designers can experience the fullness of the DSLR screen with the plug-and-play ease. A software-leading single-digiter telephotocopier capable of capturing and capturing a huge scaled Sony i1/1.2 STARVIS 2 sensor – the smallest of 3000 x 3000 pixels a year. To maximize the impact of the sensor, the Kiyo Pro Ultra is fitted with an ultra-large lens for F/1.7, which can capture almost four times more light compared to other webcams, giving crisp, clear images even in low-light situations. This outstanding image fidelity is restored through a cutting-edge processor that can convert raw 4K 30 FPS (or 1080 40 FPS) into uncompressed 4K 24 FPS (or 1440 40 FPS, or 1080p 60 FPS) directly into your stream. The Kiyo Pro Ultra’s Face Tracking & Using AI-powered Face Tracking Auto-focus is a perfect way to sharpen, focus and blur the background, thanks to the actual bokeh effect. All this without the need for any other hardware or software.
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Peripherals designed for Meta Quest 2.
Razer also revealed two VR tools for Meta Quest: the Razer Adaptable Head Strap System and the Razer Facial Interface. This augmented reality system is designed to improve the level of VR performance and add to the comfort. Razer is using a platform for the meta-Quest 2 platform. Razer Adjustable Head Strap System was created in mind for the body shape. The high-performance nylon material provides a lot of durability, safety, and maximum weight distribution allow for more balance during play. The soft adjustable straps allow you to find your perfect fit. A quick slip-on design won’t let you continue to play. Razer Interface was developed for ease of use and improved support. The Razer Facial Interface makes it easy to eliminate facial pressure and reduces allergic reactions. The interface also blocks light while giving ventilation, so gamers experience uncompromised immersion. The crevice-free surface makes use of greater hygiene and cleaner water, while the 3D profile makes a perfect balance of comfort and support.