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Pc gaming needs overpriced hardware to breathe new life into it? I thought that was what killed it last time.
Are they offering any kind of finder's fee, or are they just hoping people will rat out their friends for fun?
I stole them and traded them for Macbooks because I didn't feel like I was getting ripped off enough.
It's amazing how no one outside of Razer gives a shit about the thing that was supposed to 'save PC gaming.'
Razer, take a hint. The only person dumb enough to buy one already stole two.
Razer, take a hint. The only person dumb enough to buy one already stole two.
The specs on it are sweet especially for the form factor. I don't care about the touchscreen mouse panel thing though
Well, karma strikes in a way, thieves getting thieved, I mean honestly I dread to imagine how much markup Razer actually put on the system after manufacture costs, shipping and taxes.
I agree with publicity stunt. While its probably not, everyone just left the blade in a hole somewhere when they heard it was 2800. What the heck are they thinking?
This is the first I'm hearing of this thing, really. I did some research on it and was blown away by how freaking COOL it looked.
And then I found out it was almost $3000. What. the. hell.
And then I found out it was almost $3000. What. the. hell.
People judging hardware without even using it or seeing a review? Nice!
I'm not saying I'm going to pay $2,800 for a gaming laptop, but if I traveled a lot I might consider it. It's a lot nicer than the monstrosities companies like ASUS produce in their "gaming" line, and yes the price per performance is worse but I'm willing to bet this thing has a much better LCD screen(most likely an IPS panel), keyboard, and general build quality(I can probably say that without even using it, lol). It's not in your price range? Alright, well why don't you go complain about the Macbook Pro, or higher end Workstation laptops?
I'm not saying I'm going to pay $2,800 for a gaming laptop, but if I traveled a lot I might consider it. It's a lot nicer than the monstrosities companies like ASUS produce in their "gaming" line, and yes the price per performance is worse but I'm willing to bet this thing has a much better LCD screen(most likely an IPS panel), keyboard, and general build quality(I can probably say that without even using it, lol). It's not in your price range? Alright, well why don't you go complain about the Macbook Pro, or higher end Workstation laptops?
If i knew how close i live to Razors R&D i woulda fuckin stole the thing to
The fact that its a prototype makes it kinda sketchy though cuz that bitch packs enough heat to fry an egg
The fact that its a prototype makes it kinda sketchy though cuz that bitch packs enough heat to fry an egg
It's a beautiful piece of machinery with a design I think every laptop manufacturer should take a hint or two from; yes even Apple. And I support it with the hope that the lcd touch panel thing will get made into something that sits next to my keyboard sometime soon.
Despite all that I am not interested in it, because I've never been one for gaming on laptops. What am I going to go to a coffeeshop or library and pwn noobz? That and the bang for the buck on a portable just isn't there :(
Despite all that I am not interested in it, because I've never been one for gaming on laptops. What am I going to go to a coffeeshop or library and pwn noobz? That and the bang for the buck on a portable just isn't there :(
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it has a regular keyboard, but a multi-touch screen on the side that can display stuff or act as a small tablet i believe
it has a regular keyboard, but a multi-touch screen on the side that can display stuff or act as a small tablet i believe
The only thing that does, perhaps better, is that touch screen thing becuase other than that you can get an 8gig quad core bluray enhanced 15.6" Nvidia GPU whatever gaming PC that can run Crysis 2 on high for like $1,100.
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To be fair, you can get a rough idea on how performance will be like based on specs. The feel of it, of course, can't be factored in by just staring at pictures.
In terms of mobility, it's 17". I just find it odd that you'd buy something 17" and still consider it portable.
Considering price, Sager/Clevo has a bunch of laptops with specs quite close to this, at less than half the price.
Regarding ASUS, the G series gaming laptops are actually pretty good. Granted, they aren't the most discrete laptops, but they are one of the best mainstream gaming laptops.
If you want something cheaper and more discrete, again, Sager/Clevo would be your answer.
The only thing the Razer Blade has standing out for it is it's LCD panel alongside the keyboard... For a price premium of 2,800USD.
To be fair, you can get a rough idea on how performance will be like based on specs. The feel of it, of course, can't be factored in by just staring at pictures.
In terms of mobility, it's 17". I just find it odd that you'd buy something 17" and still consider it portable.
Considering price, Sager/Clevo has a bunch of laptops with specs quite close to this, at less than half the price.
Regarding ASUS, the G series gaming laptops are actually pretty good. Granted, they aren't the most discrete laptops, but they are one of the best mainstream gaming laptops.
If you want something cheaper and more discrete, again, Sager/Clevo would be your answer.
The only thing the Razer Blade has standing out for it is it's LCD panel alongside the keyboard... For a price premium of 2,800USD.
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