Can a Razer gaming tablet handle Crysis 3? Let’s find out.
Razer’s new gaming tablet claims that it’s got most of the power of a gaming laptop, and yes it seems to be enough even to play Crysis 3.
CES 2012: Razer announces a gaming tablet/PC Hybrid

Not content with coming out with an awesome-looking gaming laptop, Razer announced today at CES that it’s also working on a gaming tablet, right now called Project Fiona. The tablet is unique among its brethren in that it combines the functions of a tablet and a gaming console controller, so no more swiping at the screen when you should be pushing buttons.
At the last minute, Razer delays its awesome gaming laptop til January

If you were hoping to get your hands on a Razer Blade gaming laptop by Christmas or even by the end of December, you’re going to have to wait a little longer. Just as the laptop was about to launch, Razer pushed the date back so they could swap out the 320GB hard drive with a solid state 256GB hard drive.
Razer crowdsourcing the design for its new Xbox 360 arcade stick

Razer makes some pretty decent peripherals on their own, but for their new Xbox 360 arcade stick, they’re looking for plenty of feedback from gamers to get everything just perfect. I’m really hoping they nail it, because I’m a huge fan of arcade pads for games of all types, and I’m still convinced that the NES Advantage was one of the best controllers ever. If they can get something similar to that, I’ll be getting one for sure.
Razer will be getting feedback from a closed community beta program, which you can find out more about here.
Razer unveils innovative $2800 gaming laptop, the Razer Blade

If there’s one thing that Razer has, it’s an enormous passion for PC gaming. They even recently took out a full page ad in the Wall Street Journal, declaring that PC gaming isn’t dead and they were going to prove it. And their proof was today’s unveiling of the Razer Blade, a hardcore gaming laptop with an innovative game-centric design and interface.
CES 2011: Razer Switchblade, a gaming-specific netbook

Most of the attention at CES this year is on tablets, but that doesn’t mean there isn’t still room for netbooks, especially if it’s a netbook specifically for PC gaming. The Razer Switchblade is still a prototype, but it’s got a 7” screen (the same size as the iPad) and 45 programmable OLED keys that can be set to whatever your heart desires, whether it’s commands or letters or in-game action buttons.

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