Razer’s CES 2025 lineup includes the ultra-thin Razer Blade 16

Ahead of this year’s Consumer Electronics Show, Razer has revealed the lineup of products it will be showing at this year’s show. The hardware maker’s lineup spans everything from new entries in its laptop lineup to an experimental push into AI, although some of Tuesday’s reveals aren’t expected to be released until after launch day. But some items are released as early as today. while other items It is scheduled to arrive at the end of January.

The most eye-catching reveal is the new Razer Blade 16, Razer’s latest 16-inch laptop, billed as the thinnest gaming laptop ever. It features a design that’s just 0.59 inches thin, which for a rough comparison is slightly less than 0.66 inches of the 16-inch MacBook Pro 5th generation. It will come with the AMD Ryzen ZI 9 HX 370 processor, marking the first time Razer has used it in the line. AMD’s latest AI-powered processors, though, deliver high-end gaming performance. But laptop vapor cooling solutions promise to maintain optimum temperatures in Q1 2025.

Razer is also introducing a new addition to its gaming chair line. Project Arielle will be on display at CES and is said to be the latest evolution of the Razer Fujin Pro line. Building on the foundation set by the Fujin Pro, Project Arielle will be the first chair. The first to use heating and cooling properties With a built-in fan system Adjustable speed And the Project Arielle energy-efficient PTC heater can use temperature settings to effectively heat and cool the user’s mattress as desired. There is no timetable for Project Arielle’s release.

The chair with a release date is the Razer Iskur V2 The body, foam cushion, and 152-degree recline will retail for $299.99. That’s less than half of the Iskur V2’s MSRP of $649.99. The Iskur V2

Another interesting idea is Project Ava, which has been heralded as the “ultimate eSports AI coach” by Razer. This software tool allows users to pull AI-powered recommendations gathered from a list of coaches and players. of Team Razer In addition to providing gameplay guidance for a variety of games, Project Ava can also provide guidance on how users can optimize their current PC setup. A Project Ava beta is coming soon. this

The final important item to note is Razer diving into the realm of remote play. Razer PC Remote Play will allow users to access full resolution games from their PC and stream them to their mobile devices. Android devices will be able to enjoy the games. selected devices that have been optimized for the Razer Sensa HD Haptics, as well as the rest of the PC library using the Razer Nexus app. Although most Android devices support the Razer Nexus app and PC Remote Play, Razer notes that this new feature It will best complement the Razer Kishi Ultra that launched last year. (Edit: Razer Nexus app and PC Remote Play feature will be available to users iOS (Windows beta also available soon)

Other Razer products unveiled at CES 2025 include the Razer Handheld Dock Chroma for connecting mobile devices to monitors. Via an HDMI connection, the Razer Monitor Stand Chroma for elevated workspaces offers additional connectivity options, and Razer HyperBoost to help elevate system power when connected to the Razer Laptop Cooling Pad that launched late last year. Those interested in learning more can visit at Razer website– Razer is also one of the companies to get more visits from Shacknews, so make sure to follow their social channels. in the future to receive additional information.