Razer has been developing their new high powered gaming tablet for
some time after it first unveiled to the public it back in CES 2o012,
and ran a Facebook campaign back in October to see if demand was right
for a launch.
Now at CES 2013 this week Razer have launched their new gaming tablet as the Razer Edge, dropping the Project Fiona code name. The Razer Edge is powered by a choice of 3rd gen Intel Core processors supported by up to 8GB of DDR3 RAM.
Razer have equipped their Edge gaming tablet with a 10.1-inch 1,366 x
768 resolution display, and fitted it with a NVIDIA GT640M LE GPU for
handle graphics, together with USB 3.0 and a 64, 128 or 256GB SSD
depending on your requirements. Min-Liang Tan, Razer co-founder, CEO and
creative director explains:
“When we decided to design a tablet from the ground up, we did it to create a phenomenal experience for mobile gamers. By combining the best of PC and console gaming with Windows 8, we’ve created a true gaming tablet,”-”Clearly, the critical acclaim and community support the Razer Edge has enjoyed suggests we hit the mark. Now, we get to celebrate the reality of what was formerly a dream with the audience for which this groundbreaking tablet was made.”
The Razer Edge will start at $999 for the base model with the 1.9GHz Core i7 Pro model priced at $1299. For a full hands on from the CES 2013 exhibition jump over to the Ars Technica website.
Now at CES 2013 this week Razer have launched their new gaming tablet as the Razer Edge, dropping the Project Fiona code name. The Razer Edge is powered by a choice of 3rd gen Intel Core processors supported by up to 8GB of DDR3 RAM.
“When we decided to design a tablet from the ground up, we did it to create a phenomenal experience for mobile gamers. By combining the best of PC and console gaming with Windows 8, we’ve created a true gaming tablet,”-”Clearly, the critical acclaim and community support the Razer Edge has enjoyed suggests we hit the mark. Now, we get to celebrate the reality of what was formerly a dream with the audience for which this groundbreaking tablet was made.”
The Razer Edge will start at $999 for the base model with the 1.9GHz Core i7 Pro model priced at $1299. For a full hands on from the CES 2013 exhibition jump over to the Ars Technica website.
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