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Razer revealed some new updates hitting their 14-inch Razer Blade laptop. These include a bump to the Kaby Lake (7xxx) CPUs from Intel and 4K screen options.
16GB of DDR4 (2400MHz) memory comes standard along with a Killer Wireless AC network connection and Thunderbolt 3. Consumers have options for up to 1TB of SSD storage and an option for a 4K screen.
The latest generation of 7th Gen Intel® Core™ i7 quad-core processor in the new Razer Blade is more powerful and more efficient than last year’s model, the “Best Portable Gaming Laptop” on the market according to Digital Trends (November 2016). The powerful CPU of the new Razer Blade achieves double-digit increases in productivity benchmarks and is paired with NVIDIA® GeForce® GTX 1060 graphics to deliver the best frame rates available in an ultra-thin laptop. The performance of the new Razer Blade is matched by its light weight and durability. Measuring only 0.70 inches thin, it weighs a little more than four pounds and is housed in a unibody CNC aluminum chassis.
A Full HD panel comes standard on the new Razer Blade, while a new 4K UHD touchscreen option will be available for the first time on Razer’s 14-inch model. Razer Blade users can enjoy extraordinarily clear visuals and intense frame rates in games with the Full HD display, or step up to the clarity of 4K for ultimate picture quality and the convenience of a touchscreen interface.
A Full HD panel comes standard on the new Razer Blade, while a new 4K UHD touchscreen option will be available for the first time on Razer’s 14-inch model. Razer Blade users can enjoy extraordinarily clear visuals and intense frame rates in games with the Full HD display, or step up to the clarity of 4K for ultimate picture quality and the convenience of a touchscreen interface.
16GB of DDR4 (2400MHz) memory comes standard along with a Killer Wireless AC network connection and Thunderbolt 3. Consumers have options for up to 1TB of SSD storage and an option for a 4K screen.