Gaming peripheral manufacturer Razer decided to get into the PC making game last year at CES with it’s prototype Switchblade, and this year it has the first of those efforts to show off on the show floor. While visiting the Razer booth I was able to get some hands on with the Blade, which was more »

Last year Razer showed off its Switchblade concept for a gaming laptop which turned into the Blade, and this year the gaming company showed off its vision for a tablet PC. That vision is called Project Fiona, and it is a Windows tablet that has the power to play full, real games. Razer isn’t talking more »

Setting out to write my Top Five Gadgets was a bit daunting at first. I was afraid that it would end up too similar to the Gadgets We Love story from last September. That is, until I looked back at that story and realized I’ve added a few new gadgets since then. So, here’s my more »

Back at CES Razer said that it’s Hydra PC motion controller (formerly known as Sixense) would likely be available sometime close to the launch of Portal 2. Well, Portal 2 launched on Tuesday, and the Hydra isn’t here yet, but it will be here in the next few months. The Razer Hydra will be up more »

Last year at CES I stopped by the small Razer booth to find an interesting new product called Sixense, that brought motion control to gaming. I’ve seen it since then, always with the same design. At CES 2011 Razer gave the system a new name, Hydra and a brand new design. Whereas previous versions of more »

Razer is best known for its variety of gamer-centric peripherals. Today at CES they were showing off technology that right now is focused on gaming, but has a wide variety of other uses as well. The technology is actually developed by a company called Sixense, the technology being Sixense TrueMotion. It will be Razer branded more »