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Razer Edge gaming tablet review/ hands on video HD
Posted on 2013 under Computer | 23 CommentsSubscribe to the channel The PC ecosystem is no longer as simple as it once was — first there were desktops, then laptops, then tablets, then all-in-ones. Buying a PC now is more nebulous than it ever was. You could build your very own rig, piece-by-piece, or you could buy one of the many, many pre-fab options out there (or some mixture of the two, of course). And then theres even more outside-of-the-box options, like Razers recently re-introduced Edge (aka "Project Fiona"), which occupies a space all its own. Part laptop, part tablet, part home console, and part portable console, the Razer Edge is the fruition of Razer CEO Min-Liang Tans dream to create a "true" portable PC gaming machine. And weighing in at just two pounds, the Edge is dramatically lighter than Razers other portable gaming machine, the Blade (which clocks in at a whopping 6.6 lbs.), making it the companys first actually portable game console. Keeping those Blade comparisons rolling, the base level Edge at $999 features a slight step down from the Blades Core i7 Ivy Bridge processor to a 1.7GHz Intels Core i5 (the Edge Pro at $1299 boosts that CPU to a 1.9GHz Ivy Bridge i7, more closely matching the far costlier Blade). Thankfully, the Edges GPU is not only discreet, but also powerful and (thankfully) not fragmented between the two models: an NVIDIA GT640M LE powers the graphics on both, while 4GB or 8GB (respectively) of DDR3 RAM keeps it all running smoothly. The base model Edge holds 64GB of <b>…<b>
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by Lionel Messi, on January 26 2013 @ 2:12 pm
You’ll be able to buy extended battery that will hold op to 6-8 hours full gaming without the dock!
by roocon77, on January 26 2013 @ 3:20 pm
The price is to much for the product.
by ThatMexicanSniper, on January 26 2013 @ 4:28 pm
"The Edge Pro is at $14.99" Sick where do I buy
by Ахтох это Антон, on January 26 2013 @ 5:36 pm
@Ken Vincent thanks! i think its too heavy for gaming console. your hands will fall off while you’ll play
unless you will use it like a laptop. so where is differense?
by Ken Vincent, on January 26 2013 @ 6:44 pm
2 lbs. for the tablet itself, 4 pounds with that gamepad.
by DingChavez959, on January 26 2013 @ 7:52 pm
why not just use a desktop? why not just use a laptop? why not just use a smartphone? why not just use a board game? why not just use a PS3? why not just use a super computer? why not just use a shiggy diggy doo?
by Ахтох это Антон, on January 26 2013 @ 9:00 pm
wtf why nobody know how much it weights? it is very important if we are talikng about portable GAMING device.
by Ахтох это Антон, on January 26 2013 @ 10:08 pm
unreal to playing outside with this tablet. 1. 2hrs of playing 2. weight. in this case, i better go buy laptop
by Xsk8erboy78X, on January 26 2013 @ 11:16 pm
why not just use a laptop?
by xXSUPREMEMASTERXx, on January 27 2013 @ 12:24 am
why would you even want a thin tablet i think its thin enough and anyway if your gaming you would be holding the sticks on the side
by Michael Duncan, on January 27 2013 @ 1:32 am
the battery life is not enough at all though
by 1BYEBYE1, on January 27 2013 @ 2:40 am
yeah but for $500-$1000 i could just buy 2 brand new graphics cards. i would also hope we can change the storage capacity. even an sd card slot would be nice.
by 1BYEBYE1, on January 27 2013 @ 3:48 am
yeah but they’re not 550mb/s down they’re like 300-400mb/s. i would rather have speed then storage.
by Ricco96701, on January 27 2013 @ 4:56 am
ya these ssd are expensive but they are worth buying (you really get what you pay for in all expensive itams). But if they put an 1 tb ssd in this device than it would be too expensive for anybody to buy. It would be great it if i can update it myself and swap out the ssds that originally came with the devices…
by 1BYEBYE1, on January 27 2013 @ 6:04 am
yeah i was asking this guy for his personal 500gb and 1tb SSD, i didn’t say they didn’t exist.
by Ricco96701, on January 27 2013 @ 7:12 am
why?
by nr98001, on January 27 2013 @ 8:20 am
Not sure what you expect with a tablet built on laptop components. It was meant for gaming, not playing 99 cent apps.
by nr98001, on January 27 2013 @ 9:28 am
As in my previous reply to your comment… Micron/Crucial just released a 1TB SSD for under $600. Should really start googling before you come here trolling people.
by nr98001, on January 27 2013 @ 10:36 am
Yes they do. There is also a new 2TB 2.5 inch SSD that’ll be out soon as well. A simple google search would have revealed this. On newegg there is one from OCZ. Micron/Crucial just released a 1TB SSD for under 600 bucks as well. Again, google is your friend.
by XzeferoxEX, on January 27 2013 @ 11:44 am
to be precise , it a gaming laptop in a tablet form.
by pencilhead9646, on January 27 2013 @ 12:52 pm
its running a full windows 8 os, witch means u can do anything on it u can a laptop,
by 1BYEBYE1, on January 27 2013 @ 2:00 pm
there are video’s using the gt 640 but they don’t play bf3, but watching other games and comparing them, it will run ballfields 3 on medium
by sloshydude123, on January 27 2013 @ 3:08 pm
you can play Planetside 2 on this