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Hope you all are doing good.
Today we are going to look at an amazing laptop I came across "Razor Blade" , So let's get started.
The Razer Blade Stealth was crafted to deliver incredible performance in an impossibly thin form factor. For up to 30% performance increase, Blade Stealth is now available in a Quad Core 8th Gen Intel® Core™ i7 processor and faster 16GB
of dual-channel memory. The new 13.3” QHD+ display option is available in a black or gunmetal finish and provides
incredible visual clarity. The Razer Blade Stealth provides productivity enhancing performance without the bulk.
Cool isn't it!!
Let's Dive down to some of the features I came across.
Top features:
Powerful 8th gen Intel® Core™ processor handles demanding games
Quad HD screen beautifully displays games and movies
Thunderbolt 3 ports lets you add 4K displays
8 hour battery life keeps you powered through long gaming sessions
The Razer Blade Stealth 13.3" Touchscreen Gaming Laptop is part of our Gaming range, which features the most powerful PCs available today. It has superior graphics and processing performance to suit the most demanding gamer.
It achieves some of this sleek new design thanks to incorporating Nvidia’s Max-Q technology. If you’re not familiar, Max-Q cuts down on performance slightly in order to optimize thermals for thin gaming laptops.
That leaves performance a bit of a question mark if you opt for the default GTX 1060 Max-Q configuration; it’s a little weaker than the standard 1060 in last year’s model, but the faster CPU and improved cooling should make up for that to some degree.
Here are some awesome Specs you need to see ( I mean just look at it Man) :
- 8th-Gen Core i7-8750H processor (6-core)
- 15.6-inch IPS 1080p matte display in 60 and 144hz options Or a 4K glossy display with multi-touch
- Individually color calibrated displays Nvidia 1060/1070 Max-Q
- 16GB DDR4 RAM (expandable to 32GB)
- 256/512 GB SSD (explandable to 2TB)
- Bluetooth 5
- Three USB 3.1 ports, one Thunderbolt 3 USB-C port
- MiniDisplay 1.4
- Anti-ghosting keyboard
- HDMI 2.0b audio and video
- 80Wh batter
- 4.56 lb (1080p)/ 4.73 lb (4K)
So that's Impressive but let's Conclude with all these information what is good and bad in this Laptop!
The Conclusion
The Good : Great overall redesign, with a larger screen, smaller bezels and bigger touchpad. Includes either an Nvidia 1060 or 1070 GPU, which is enough for almost any laptop gamer. 144Hz display option. Cool keyboard lights, if that's your bag.
The Bad : Painfully expensive considering Nvidia 1060 laptops can be found for under $1,000. The 4K touchscreen option isn't available yet.
The Bottom Line : The redesigned Razer Blade moves the bar on slim gaming laptops, with better hardware and a bigger screen, but you'll need a bigger budget for it, too.
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