Razer is entering the relm of Gaming Notebooks

[Gropaga]

I love Razer.

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So do I   

We Aren't taking about Razer(Robot),We are taking about Razer(PC)

[russian roulette]

Now that this topic has risen...
 

[That Robot is a Spy!]

Good on wakkydude.

[smashysmashy]

Good on wakkydude.

What?

[That Robot is a Spy!]

razer was wakkydude's original name.

[smashysmashy]

razer was wakkydude's original name.

No, it was firestorm

Also, I should really have understood that. More RA2wiki lurking is needed.

[GoldenFox93]

I love Razer.

(Image removed from quote.)
So do I   

We Aren't taking about Razer(Robot),We are taking about Razer(PC)

Hence the Trollface, mate   

[Gropaga]

I heard that razer note is somewhere around 400$ in japan.

Razer usually has great prices for their products. But in the Gaming Computer business, it is very notorious for heavy price tags. I'd recommend building your own computer. Mine costs around 900 dollars and it is wrecking benchmarks... also is future proof (can upgrade internals easily)

 
My PC costs around 900 dollars (got it for around 700 dollars because it was built with used parts) and it's future proof for same reason.

[HurricaneAndrew]

Razer usually has great prices for their products. But in the Gaming Computer business, it is very notorious for heavy price tags. I'd recommend building your own computer. Mine costs around 900 dollars and it is wrecking benchmarks... also is future proof (can upgrade internals easily)

 
My PC costs around 900 dollars and it's future proof for same reason.

Mine cost $250. Plays any game I need it to flawlessly. I didn't built it myself, but rather had it built to the specs I wanted by a friend. Only problem I have found is that the front headphone and microphone jacks don't work, but it's not a huge issue, just an annoyance at times. Also future-proof.

[Meganerdbomb]

Razer usually has great prices for their products. But in the Gaming Computer business, it is very notorious for heavy price tags. I'd recommend building your own computer. Mine costs around 900 dollars and it is wrecking benchmarks... also is future proof (can upgrade internals easily)

 
My PC costs around 900 dollars and it's future proof for same reason.

Mine cost $250. Plays any game I need it to flawlessly. I didn't built it myself, but rather had it built to the specs I wanted by a friend. Only problem I have found is that the front headphone and microphone jacks don't work, but it's not a huge issue, just an annoyance at times. Also future-proof.

At least, until the future makes PCs as we know them entirely obsolete.

[Mr. AS]

Razer usually has great prices for their products. But in the Gaming Computer business, it is very notorious for heavy price tags. I'd recommend building your own computer. Mine costs around 900 dollars and it is wrecking benchmarks... also is future proof (can upgrade internals easily)

 
My PC costs around 900 dollars and it's future proof for same reason.

Mine cost $250. Plays any game I need it to flawlessly. I didn't built it myself, but rather had it built to the specs I wanted by a friend. Only problem I have found is that the front headphone and microphone jacks don't work, but it's not a huge issue, just an annoyance at times. Also future-proof.

At least, until the future makes PCs as we know them entirely obsolete.

honestly the only thing holding smart phones/smaller alternatives to computers back from RULING ZE WORLD making comps (i.e. like razer and all overpriced "gaming pcs") obsolete is the limited life battery, the same applies for laptops replacing desktops... someone just needs to make a smart phone that operates with a batt and solar power/some other renewable source

so yeah that might be soon

[Mecha]

That laptop thingy Gaming Notebook looks cool, but i don't need it.

[Sol Vector]

I still love my old laptop, if for no other reason than EA told me its impossible and won't give me support for it... lol

EDIT: And it still runs pretty much anything just fine after all these years.