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This big, wide 17-inch gaming laptop is actually thinner and lighter than any laptop in its class, even Apple’s. Razer has designed something truly unique and special, with a cool LCD touchpad and customizable macro buttons, all in a very slick and lightweight package.
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Razer's New Blade Proves That Gaming Laptops Can Be Thin, Light, Sexy
The Blade gaming laptop by Razer weight less than 7 pounds, is less than 1-inch thick, and has the latest Intel processor and an LCD multitouch trackpad.
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Razer Blade: Eyes-on With the 'Future' of PC Gaming
The peripheral maker is calling it the first "true" gaming laptop, balancing portability and performance. Semantics aside, they're on to something here.
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