#razer ces 2018

You really can't count Razer out when it comes to creating out of this world concepts and devices. This CES 2018, the company is continuing the trend with the introduction of Project Linda a so-called Android Laptop/Phone hybrid device. The concept is similar to what we've seen with ASUS' Padfone technology, only this time Razer's Phone docks into a laptop chassis rather than a tablet. Once docked, the Razer Phone will provide the oomph and juices to the Project Linda laptop and can even serve as the touchpad or a secondary screen. Razer yet again gave birth to a new line of devices this CES 2018. The Nommo and Nommo Chroma will become available at Razerzone.com on January 9th with a worldwide release in January 2018. Looks like Razer is off to a tremendous start this year as they announced yet another set of devices this CES 2018. The wireless mouse and mouse mat combo are the first to make use of what Razer calls as the Hyperflux Wireless Power Technology a new kind of wireless delivery that allows seamless uninterrupted power between Hyperflux-enabled devices. As for the devices themselves, the Razer Mamba Hyperflux features a 5G optical sensor with a maximum DPI of 16,000, RGB lighting, nine independently programmable buttons, and Razer's proprietary Adaptive Frequency Technology (AFT). Read more in our articles including "Say Hello to Razer's Project Linda, an Android Laptop/Phone Hybrid" and "Razer unveils Nommo Speaker line".