Razer Blade features improved specs starting today
Razer has updated is 14-inch gaming laptop to feature a better GPU, CPU, and memory starting as low as $1,999.99.
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Opinion: Powerful Tablets Can Mean an End for Gaming PCs
With tablets and other mobile devices becoming ever more powerful, is the age of PC gaming desktops and notebooks coming to an end?
Hands-on with Razer's CES 2015 lineup
Razer is diving into VR and microconsoles with this year's CES lineup. Shacknews got to check some of it out during this week's show.
Razer Leviathan Sound Bar offers lots of versatility for $200 this November
Razer announced its Leviathan Sound Bar today which is able to be used in a number of ways to deliver 5.1 surround sound at either your desk, living room or anywhere else you may want it.
Razer micro-console will operate on Android TV and focus on gaming
Google's I/O 2014 Keynote took place earlier today and the company announced Android TV, a new version of its OS specifically for televisions that will run on specific hardware devices. One of the first manufacturers to jump aboard this idea is Razer, who has revealed an Android TV-powered micro-console that will focus on gaming.
Project Christine ambitions blocked by lack of OEM support
Project Christine is one of the most exciting announcements from CES this year. Razer created a prototype for a fully modular PC that would allow users to easily and quickly swap components, including hard drives, GPUs, etc. Unfortunately, Christine may never be more than just a concept.
Razer proposes PC upgrade subscription service for Project Christine
"Instead of having to pay thousands of dollars in a single shot, there could be a standard subscription fee and you could have always, at any point of time, the best possible PC."
Razer envisions plug 'n play PC upgrades with Project Christine
One of the coolest things we've seen at CES this year was Razer's "Project Christine." Razer wants to make a modular gaming PC, one that fully embodies the idea of plug 'n play.
Razer has no PS3 accessories because CEO rarely plays his console
Razer is a company that makes gaming peripherals, such as mice and keyboards, headphones and controllers. However, fans have noticed a lack of PlayStation 3 accessories from the company. CEO Min-Liang Tan has a logical explanation.
MechWarrior Online preview
Year and years ago, MW2 didn't automatically translate into "Modern Warfare 2"; PC gamers were using that shorthand to refer to the fine giant...
