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Second generation Razer Blade Released

Posted by Unknown Sunday, September 8, 2013 0 comments
The Razer Blade might not be a laptop that everyone would be interested in, especially with its hefty price tag. However, it still appeals to a few people and thus Razer finds it important for them to update the Razer Blade with version 2.0. You are still looking at the same product with the sleek looking aluminum chassis but its internals has been updated so that it would have all of the latest generation components instead.
The Razer Blade 2.0 will come with a 17.3-inch screen and an Intel Core i7 processor. In addition to that, you are also looking at the NVIDIA GeForce GTX 660M which is definitely a much worthy component as compared with the last-gen GTX555M. You will also be getting 8GB worth of RAM, 500GB storage space and a 64GB SSD storage. Last but not least, the infamous LCD Switchblade interface will also be made available on the Razer Blade 2.0.
The Razer Blade is anything but cheap and you may wonder if it is worth the price tag. The basic version comes with a price of just $2,500. For some, they might balk at the figure but as we mentioned before, the device still has its appeal to a few select individu.

Via: Newgadget

LG Cinema Beam short throw laser projector and 100 inch screen released in Korea

Posted by Unknown Sunday, September 1, 2013 0 comments
One of LGs more surprising product introductions at CES 2013 was its "HECTO" laser projector, which -- when combined with its accompanying 100-inch screen -- is capable of tossing a 1080p image from just 22-inches away. While wed heard its coming to the US in March, the projector is out in Korea today branded Cinema Beam TV, available for those ready to drop 9 million won ($8,322) on the package. It has a claimed 1,000,000:1 contrast ratio and can accept video via WiDi or Miracast for wireless streaming from a PC or mobile device, while LG also says its laser light source is eco-friendly thanks to a mercury free design and extra long lifetime. The price tag is said to be around $10K when it ships here, apparently the company feels its unique capabilities make it a perfect fit for commercial installations like sports bars, or just high-end home theater customers that value its small footprint.