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Razer Edge and Razer Edge Pro: Gaming Tablets with Power

Hey guys, this is Austin, reporting live from CES 2013 with your brand new Razer Edge and Razer Edge Pro. These are really interesting, as they're gaming tablets that have pretty much everything you would expect in a full gaming laptop inside a tablet. There are lots of cool accessories and all kinds of cool stuff, so let's take a look.

The Edge is powered by a core i5, while the Edge Pro is powered by a core i7. These are full laptop chips, not desktops, but they're full laptop chips that will give you plenty of power to play all the games you want. You can play Steam games, Origin Games, and pretty much anything else you can do on your normal gaming computer. It'll work just as well on the Edge or The Edge Pro.

As for the specs, the Edge has anywhere between 6 and 8 GB of RAM on board, and it's also powered by the GT 640m Graphics. These are dedicated graphics that will give you some decent power, although they're not going to rival your full gaming computer. They'll be plenty for on-the-go gaming, especially considering the tablet's relatively small display - it's 768 or 1366 x 768, which is basically 720, and you can also output it via HDMI.

The Edge also has some very cool accessories. For starters, there's a game pad that clips around your wrist and gives you physical controls. This might seem like a gimmick, but touchscreen gaming isn't quite as great as playing on a console or PC. The game pad kind of mirrors what you would find on an Xbox or PlayStation controller on the Edge, and when you're not using it, it's just a little bit bulky.

Of course, you can take it off and put it away without any problem. There are also a couple of docks available - a keyboard dock that lets you use the tablet as a normal laptop, minus the trackpad (although the touchscreen is still usable). The Edge starts at $999, while The Edge Pro is $1,299. Of course, all the accessories are extra, and they range anywhere between $99 and $250.

Considering what you get, these tablets might seem a bit pricey. But basically, you're getting a full gaming laptop that just happens to be in tablet form - which is pretty cool stuff, if you ask me. So, if you enjoyed this video, be sure to leave it a thumbs up and subscribe for more CES 2013 content. I'll catch you next time!

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dedicated graphics to give you some decent power of course it's not going to be rivaling your full gaming computer but it's going to be plenty for on the-go gaming especially considering that it's only a 768 or 1366 X 768 display it's basically 720 and you can also output that via HDMI The Edge also has quite a few very cool accessories so for starters there's a game pad so what you can do with the game is clip it around and it gives you some physical controls so of course tablets are great but touchscreen gaming is not quite great especially when you go play some Battlefield 3 so you have full dedicated controls so you have all basically it kind of mirrors what you would find on Xbox or PlayStation controller on the edges and then when you're not using it of course it's a little bit bulky take it off and you're no and you have no problem beyond that there are also a couple of docks so there's a keyboard dock so again just like you could use as a normal laptop uh so just a keyboard now there is no uh there's no dedicated like trackpad but it is a touchcreen so that's not a big deal the razor Edge and Edge Pro will be shipping in the next few weeks so the edge starts at $999 and The Edge Pro is $12.99 and of course all the accessories are extra they range anywhere between $99 and $250 so definitely a bit pricey but considering what you get basically a full gaming laptop that happens to be in a tablet form fact very cool stuff anyway guys if you enjoyed this video definitely be sure to leave it a thumbs up and subscribe for more CES 2013 content anyway guys I will catch you next timehey guys this is Austin I'm reporting live from CES 2013 with your brand new Razer Edge and Razer Edge Pro now these are really interesting is they are gaming tablets so you have pretty much everything you would expect in a full gaming laptop inside a tablet there are lots of cool accessories and all kinds of cool stuff so let's take a look so the edge is powered by a core i5 and The Edge Pro is powered by a core i7 so these are full uh laptop chips not desktop but obviously but these are full laptop chips it's going to give you plenty of power to play all the games you want you can play Steam games you can play Origin Games pretty much anything you can do on your normal gaming computer it will work on the edge in The Edge Pro as far as the rest of the specs it has anywhere between 6 and 8 GB of RAM on board it also is powered by the GT 640m Graphics so these are dedicated graphics not going to be like anything integrated or anything like that going be dedicated graphics to give you some decent power of course it's not going to be rivaling your full gaming computer but it's going to be plenty for on the-go gaming especially considering that it's only a 768 or 1366 X 768 display it's basically 720 and you can also output that via HDMI The Edge also has quite a few very cool accessories so for starters there's a game pad so what you can do with the game is clip it around and it gives you some physical controls so of course tablets are great but touchscreen gaming is not quite great especially when you go play some Battlefield 3 so you have full dedicated controls so you have all basically it kind of mirrors what you would find on Xbox or PlayStation controller on the edges and then when you're not using it of course it's a little bit bulky take it off and you're no and you have no problem beyond that there are also a couple of docks so there's a keyboard dock so again just like you could use as a normal laptop uh so just a keyboard now there is no uh there's no dedicated like trackpad but it is a touchcreen so that's not a big deal the razor Edge and Edge Pro will be shipping in the next few weeks so the edge starts at $999 and The Edge Pro is $12.99 and of course all the accessories are extra they range anywhere between $99 and $250 so definitely a bit pricey but considering what you get basically a full gaming laptop that happens to be in a tablet form fact very cool stuff anyway guys if you enjoyed this video definitely be sure to leave it a thumbs up and subscribe for more CES 2013 content anyway guys I will catch you next time