Razer Switchblade gaming system: oh how I love CES week.

[jinkazama]

http://www.engadget.com/2011/01/06/r...ost-definitel/




I'd probably bite at that if it was reasonable... which I highly doubt it would be.

[Isiolia]

Yeah, it'll probably cost waaaay too much :/

[jinkazama]

wish my G19 had adaptive keys on it, thats really the most impressive thing about that switchblade IMO

[Olo401]

One of the best ideas to come out of this year's CES.. thing looks friggin' amazing.

[Boyiee]

people complain about gaming on a small screen like the m11x, they'll complain about that.

The keys being the action bars in wow was pretty cool though. Aren't there already ridiculously expensive keyboards out there where the keys are lcd's or something and can be images colors or pretty much anything you want?

[Mathayus]

Aren't there already ridiculously expensive keyboards out there where the keys are lcd's or something and can be images colors or pretty much anything you want?

http://www.artlebedev.com/everything/optimus/

[sruon]

Too bad it's a netbook, would probably pay for the keyboard if it ends up decent

[Reality]

Atom processor, lol

[Kerberoz]

Awesome, now you can play WoW, World of Goo, and Quake 3 at 60 fps!

[Isiolia]

Probably have a rough time playing Quake 3 when your "touchpad" is the screen, necessitating a mouse.

The very low res of the screen would likely make other games decent, especially if it winds up having an Fusion processor or something if/when they release it. Still probably not great for what it'd cost.

[jinkazama]

Yeah I dont have too high of hopes for it, but its cool to see that mobile gaming is becoming more advanced. Great concept I think, just have to see how well its executed.

I like the direction Razer is moving in at least tho. They make some great peripherals, cant imagine them screwing too much on a platform itself.