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t’s painfully clear … your eyes aren’t set up to look at a screen all day. Razer, as a peripheral designer and manufacturer, has earned itself a hard won reputation for innovation, with products such as the Switchblade prototype attempting to redefine the way we game. Recent years has seen an explosion in popularity for the company, both in South Africa
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and abroad, and thus rAge 2013 saw Razer come out to our little corner of Africa to show off the latest and greatest they have to offer. Jan Horak, PR Specialist for Razer, sat down with Gamecca to talk about the company’s latest forays into the world of gaming hardware. First on display were the Blade and Blade Pro, the new series of gaming laptops from Razer.
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With both versions housing a 3.4 GHz Core i7 Haswell quad core, NVidia GeForce GTX 765M and 8 GB DDR3 dual channel RAM, these machines are serious pieces of gaming equipment, and are only differentiated by the screen size (the Blade features a 14” screen while the Pro version has a 17.3” display). What’s more, for those that care about aesthetics, both seem