Razer unveils the world's first ultrabook designed for gaming – BGR

Remember when we told you that the 10th generation Intel chips would allow PC makers to create slim, powerful machines that are ready to deliver higher productivity and performance than before. Well, Razer is one of the many manufacturers to use these 10th generation chips in its brand new Blade Stealth 13 laptop which has just been unveiled at IFA 2019. According to the company, the Blade Stealth 13 will be available in three different versions. built and he is the world's first game ultrabook.

We've seen ultrabooks in stores for years. These are ultra-thin laptops that compete directly with devices like the MacBook Air that inspired them. But it's one thing to make an ordinary ultrabook that can be used for productivity and streaming, and to pack a powerful gaming machine into a thin chassis.

Razer did exactly that, and the Stealth Blade 13 The series weighs just 1.36 kg with a frame only 15 mm thick. Models equipped with GTX GPUs will be slightly heavier, up to 1.48 kg (3.26 pounds).

The Blade Stealth 13 comes in three variants with two 13.3-inch display options: a full-screen matte display and a 4K touch screen protected by Gorilla Glass.

The cheapest model contains an Intel Iris Plus graphics card, available in Mercury White (above) and priced at $ 1,499. For $ 300 more, you need to upgrade to an NVIDIA GeForce GTX1650 Max-Q GPU with a 4Gb VDR GDDR5 video RAM, while a $ 500 price advantage also allows you to benefit of the upgrade of the 4K touch screen. The most powerful blades are both black:

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Standard features include 16 GB of LPDDR4 at 3733 MHz, 256 GB or 512 GB of fast PCIe M.2 SSD, 53.1 Wh batteries, keyboards with Razer Chroma and Razer Synapse 3, Wi-Fi IR Webcam 6 720p with Windows Hello, four stereo camera speakers with Dolby Atmos and Windows 10 Home running the show. You also have a variety of ports on all models, including Thunderbolt 3 USB-C, USB-C 3.1 Gen. 2, USB-A 3.1 and 3.5 mm. The three laptops are made of Temper 6 aluminum with the Razer logo on the outside.

RAM alone is a huge upgrade from last year's models, and is also made possible by Intel's new chips. All Blade Stealth 13 laptops will be available in stores at the end of September in select markets around the world.

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