The battery design has a small flaw. Notice the MBP battery has 6 cells, that is more beneficial to overall battery life (more even wear on the cells) and longevity. The Razer Blade has only 3. Even with Optimus and Intel's next generation chips, it still can't offer 7+ hours of battery life of the rMBP. Haswell is supposed to increase battery life significantly...Have you seen the insides?
I do love how clean the Razer Blade internals look.
Edit: 99.9% Sure that's a rendering and not the actual product internals.
But the overall layout is similar.
I wonder if they're made out of plastic like the first Razer blades were. That'd suck! I'd agree with you about the resolution, but to the target audience it's probably ideal since too high a resolution means too much for the small laptop GPU to drive.Wow, the cooling looks slightly better. I really like it but the price is too much for the resolution. I'd buy it if I had the money.
they were made of aluminium and this one is aluminium as wellI wonder if they're made out of plastic like the first Razer blades were. That'd suck! I'd agree with you about the resolution, but to the target audience it's probably ideal since too high a resolution means too much for the small laptop GPU to drive.
and who caresThat's GOT to infringe some patents![]()
its soldered you can see that they are basically on the same spot as the rmbp, right above the msata in the blade caseIs the 8GB of RAM upgradable or soldered in?![]()
Like what, a thin computer?That's GOT to infringe some patents![]()
Worse actually, 1600x900. And it's also a TN panel, not IPS.$1800 for 1600X1400 on a 14inch display? I LOLd
How so? Compared to current gen MBPs which are getting close to being 1 year (or more) old. This is using next gen components that still aren't available to public.The GPU specs scream "NOT APPLE!!!"
Razer (for better or for worse) took Apple's 13" rMBP design, both internal and external and just enlarged it. Or the 15" rMBP design, and shrunk it. Result: a very nicely designed machine with great internals. Just like the 15" rMBP.and who cares
its soldered you can see that they are basically on the same spot as the rmbp, right above the msata in the blade case
the vram should be hidden on the left heatsink