Razer released the most popular Windows 8 game tablet in the history of

Razer once launched a prototype of Windows 8 game tablet codenamed "Project Fiona" at CES last year. According to the latest news, Razer officially released this product at this CES 2013 exhibition, its official name is “Razer Edge”.

Razer said in a press release that the Razer Edge is a 10.1-inch professional mobile gaming device that runs on all PC games based on the Intel i5/i7 processor and the standard Windows 8 operating system. .

It is reported that Razer Edge will be divided into standard version and Pro version. The regular version of Razer Edge will be equipped with Intel i5 processor and NVIDIA GT640M LE graphics card, with 4GB DDR3 memory and 64GB solid state hard disk, while Pro The version will feature a higher performance Intel i7 processor with 8GB of DDR3 memory and 256GB SSDs, and the graphics card will be the same as the standard version.

At present, Razer said it will start selling Razer Edge tablets in the first quarter of this year, but did not disclose the specific price and launch date.

And as one of the Razer Edge's signature designs, the detachable handle will only be bundled with the Pro version, which means that consumers who plan to purchase the standard Razer Edge will have to pay $249.99. Purchase this handle separately.

At the same time, Razer Edge users can also choose to purchase an expansion dock with integrated USB 2.0, HDMI 4.1 and headphone/mic interface. The base is priced at $99.99, which not only charges the Razer Edge, but also The Razer Edge can be turned into a home console by connecting a TV to an external handle.

In addition, Razer will launch a $199.99 Razer Edge keyboard dock and an external battery for $69.99 in the third quarter of this year.