project valerie

We got a closer look at Project Valerie here at CES in Las Vegas. If you've been following Razer for the past years, then you're familiar with the company's concept projects and all of them are named after a person. Backtracking on Razer's Projects, we have the Fiona gaming tablet in 2012, the Christine modular PC in 2014, then recently at CES 2017, the Ariana multi-monitor gaming notebook and Valerie video projection system. The next time Razer reveals another project, it will be cool to know that it's actually named after someone special. You can always count on Razer to release cool concept products and for CES 2017 the company has unveiled a gaming laptop that sports three monitors - Project Valerie. Razer calls Project Valerie the "world's first concept design for portable multi-monitor immersive gaming." For heavy gamers and multi-tasker, a multi-monitor setup is a must, however, this setup requires plenty of space, cables, and not really portable. Project Valerie aims to solve that by housing three individual 17.3-inch 4K IGZO displays equipped with NVIDIA G-SYNC technology. Other features of Project Valerie include a unibody CNC aluminum chassis measuring 1.5-inches thick and weighs less than 12 pounds, compact AC adapter, Ultra-Low-Profile Mechanical switches, Razer Chroma keyboard, trackpad, and extended monitors, and powered by NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1080 GPU. Read more in our articles including "Up close: Razer's Project Valerie" and "Razer CEO reveals the story behind the names of concept projects".