Razer is celebrating the numerous awards and accolades it received during CES 2015 last week, including our own for the Razer Forge TV, with a special 24-hour sale. The event will cut the price of all of its peripherals and accessories. such as its many headphones, earphones and speakers, by 50 percent. Its PC systems will also be discounted by 30 percent during the sale. The event...
Android TV and PC games streamed to your living room Right at the beginning of CES 2015 Razer, known primarily for its PC gaming products, launched its first Android TV device. The Forge TV is headed our way in Q1 for $99 on its own or $149 as part of a bundle with a game controller. We stopped by the Razer booth to check it out, and one thing becomes pretty clear almost immediately...
Razer is finally going to start selling its long awaited Razer Nabu smartband to the general public on Tuesday. December 2 for the price of $99.99 for North American residents, but you might have a shot at getting one for $79.99. US members of the Razer Insider forums will be the first in line to purchase the Razer Nabu at this lower price, and a message thread on those forums has...
The long awaited Razer Nabu smartband recently passed inspection by the FCC and now Nabu mobile apps made for Android, iOS and Windows Phone have all been published ahead of the device's official launch. One of the two apps is Nabu Fitness, which records a few user stats while wearing the band such as how many steps a person takes, the amount of distance they travel, how many...
Razer has confirmed that its up and coming Nabu wearable will integrate with the WeChat messaging service. The wearable is attempting to bind together both the smartwatch and fitness band, offering consumers a single product to carry out multiple tasks. The band itself is set to debut in China, before heading to the US and other targeted markets. As previously touched on, the retail...
Razer has delayed the release of their Nabu smartband while they certify that the device is hypoallergenic. This is an effort to avoid the skin irritation problems that caused Fitbit to recall their Force band.