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    Razer Switchblade handheld/netbook. Wat

    Discussion in 'Accessories' started by Mastershroom, Jan 6, 2011.

  1. Mastershroom

    Mastershroom wat

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    Frankly, I'm not even sure what to think about it.

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  2. Nsxrrmaniac

    Nsxrrmaniac Notebook Evangelist

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    Frickin nuts. I'd fail school if I got one of these.
     
  3. garetjax

    garetjax NBR Freelance Reviewer NBR Reviewer

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    It's real, but a concept design. I don't think it's really slated to become a mainstream computing device for awhile yet (if ever).
     
  4. Blake

    Blake NBR Reviewer NBR Reviewer

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    Whoah. That's a neat concept. Sounds like it's pretty deep in the pipeline still for them though. I'm rooting for this one!
     
  5. garetjax

    garetjax NBR Freelance Reviewer NBR Reviewer

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    It's merely media fodder for the masses since CES is in town. Who knows if it will ever be released. I'm going to say no.
     
  6. Vogelbung

    Vogelbung I R Judgemental

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    Or end up like the Inspiron Duo - neither here nor there.
     
  7. jacob808

    jacob808 Notebook Deity

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    It's just a blown up video gaming cell phone, without the option to make calls. Sony Erricson and Nvidia have been working on a really portable game device for years now. This is cool, no doubt, but also google Playstation or Nvidia cellphone. After all the most fitting device to be called "personal computer" is the modern smartphone.
     
  8. HTWingNut

    HTWingNut Potato

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    Sooo, where's the mouse controls? I see a fancy keyboard, but no mouse control.
     
  9. Kevin

    Kevin Egregious

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    Yeah, and in how many modern games does your product meet the minimum requirements?
     
  10. jeffreybaks

    jeffreybaks Notebook Deity

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    It was a good long while ago I read that razer was making a mobile line. I support it all the way. That keyboard is nuts too!
     
  11. crayonyes

    crayonyes Custom Title! WooHoooo !!

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    maybe no mouse control, because they want to sell more mice :D
     
  12. Hedonist

    Hedonist Notebook Evangelist

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    small super compact mobile gaming notebook? ok, let us say they have made it. but how long will that small thing survives? . . . . dead*