Episode
The Best in Class Gaming Laptop?
Eye-popping resolution, blistering graphics, thinner than a dime, Intel core i7 coupled with 16GB of memory and a Chroma keyboard with 16.8 million color options. What else is there to say? Well it is just over 4 pounds at 14 inches, there is that too. Watch this video to find out if the Razer Blade might just be the best gaming laptop in it’s class ever made.
- [0:58] What can you tell us about the new design for the Razer Blade?
- [6:35] How does this appeal for working mobile professionals? Its not just for gamers right?
- [8:22] Is it true that I can hack my keyboard with custom colors??
- [17:24] Let’s talk about Razer Core Support. What can you tell us about here?
Founded in 2005 in San Diego, California by CEO Min-Liang Tan and Robert Krakoff, Razer began in a tiny shared office of gamers, with a mission to create high quality products designed solely to meet the demanding needs of gamers like themselves.
Today, with hundreds of employees in offices all around the world, Razer is known for its relentless pursuit of perfection, innovating to produce a unified platform of connected devices and software. The use of cutting edge technology, together with contributions by top eSports athletes, followed by constant fine-tuning, has resulted in an interactive, competitive, and immersive experience that is designed for gamers, by gamers.
Over the years, Razer has evolved into the gaming lifestyle brand that connects with all gamers, regardless of age, gaming genre, and console, by staying true to its core values, and continually delivering the best. Razer’s commitment to the gamer community can also be seen in its sponsorship of gaming events, eSports tournaments, and a diverse group of professional eSports athletes – Team Razer. All this, has earned Razer a formidable following of devoted fans, both on- and offline.
As the gaming industry continues to grow, Razer is positioned firmly on the forefront, armed with passion, determination, and gaming innovations that are truly made for gamers, by gamers.
Eye-popping resolution, blistering graphics, thinner than a dime, Intel core i7 coupled with 16GB of memory and a Chroma keyboard with 16.8 million color options. What else is there to say? Well it is just over 4 pounds at 14 inches, there is that too. Watch this video to find out if the Razer Blade might just be the best gaming laptop in it’s class ever made.
- [0:58] What can you tell us about the new design for the Razer Blade?
- [6:35] How does this appeal for working mobile professionals? Its not just for gamers right?
- [8:22] Is it true that I can hack my keyboard with custom colors??
- [17:24] Let’s talk about Razer Core Support. What can you tell us about here?
Founded in 2005 in San Diego, California by CEO Min-Liang Tan and Robert Krakoff, Razer began in a tiny shared office of gamers, with a mission to create high quality products designed solely to meet the demanding needs of gamers like themselves.
Today, with hundreds of employees in offices all around the world, Razer is known for its relentless pursuit of perfection, innovating to produce a unified platform of connected devices and software. The use of cutting edge technology, together with contributions by top eSports athletes, followed by constant fine-tuning, has resulted in an interactive, competitive, and immersive experience that is designed for gamers, by gamers.
Over the years, Razer has evolved into the gaming lifestyle brand that connects with all gamers, regardless of age, gaming genre, and console, by staying true to its core values, and continually delivering the best. Razer’s commitment to the gamer community can also be seen in its sponsorship of gaming events, eSports tournaments, and a diverse group of professional eSports athletes – Team Razer. All this, has earned Razer a formidable following of devoted fans, both on- and offline.
As the gaming industry continues to grow, Razer is positioned firmly on the forefront, armed with passion, determination, and gaming innovations that are truly made for gamers, by gamers.
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