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Razer یک نسخه جدید از نوت بوک ۱۴ اینچی Razer Blade را معرفی کرد، نوت بوکی که سال پیش معرفی شده بود. قدرت این دستگاه را یک پروسسور ۲.۲ گیگاهرتزی Intel Core i7-4702HQ تامین می کند. ۸ گیگابایت رم و رزولوشن خیره کننده ۳۲۰۰ در ۱۸۰۰ پیکسل نیز از دیگر ویژگی های این محصول ریزر می باشد. این دستگاه را می توان اولین نوت بوک ۱۴ اینچی گیمینگ دانست که با این رزولوشن وارد بازار می شود.
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مدل قبلی این دستگاه دارای صفحه نمایشی با رزولوشن ۱۶۰۰ در ۹۰۰ پیکسل بود که برروی مدل جدید ارتقا قابل توجهی در این بخش انجام گرفته است. صفحه نمایش محصول جدید همچنین مولتی تاچ بوده و از پنل IGZO بهره می برد. سیستم عامل ویندوز ۸.۱ مایکروسافت، یک گرافیک قدرتمند NVIDIA GeForce GTX 870M با ۳ گیگابایت رم DDR5 به همراه یک گرافیک یکپارچه Intel HD 4600، ابعاد ۱۳.۶″ در ۹.۳ ” در ۰.۷۰″، وزن ۲.۰۳ کیلوگرم و عمر باتری ۶ ساعت در استفاده معمولی و ۲ تا ۳ ساعت در هنگام بازی کردن از دیگر ویژگی های این نوت بوک می باشد.
قیمت نسخه ۱۲۸ گیگابایتی (SSD) آن ۲۱۹۹ دلار است. نسخه های ۲۵۶ و ۵۱۲ گیگابایتی آن هم در اختیار خریداران قرار دارد.
منبع : anandtech
Razer Announces the New Razer Blade: 14” QHD+ with GTX 870M
Gaming based laptops have boomed in recent months and quarters. There are plenty of companies getting their feet wet and some are trying to push the limits. QHD+ is starting to look like a new standard in the higher end laptops, as seen in the 13.3” Lenovo Yoga 2 Pro and the 15” Dell XPS 15 (read Jarred’s review of the XPS 15 here), and Razer are deciding to go with something similar for the 2014 Razer Blade refresh.
Aside from the touchscreen 14” QHD+ panel, which is an IGZO panel rather than the pentile screen seen on the Lenovo, the New Razer Blade 2014 edition is equipped with an Intel Core i7-4702HQ quad core processor, 8GB of DDR3L-1600 and the recently announced NVIDIA GTX 870M. That sounds like a beefy machine to begin with, and beats out the old Razer Blade that only had a 1600×900 panel and a GTX 765M.
This new device measures 345x235x17.9mm, which Razer likes to point out is smaller than a dime. The machine isn’t the lightest, weighing in at 4.47 lbs (2.03 kg), but we do get an Intel 7260 2×2 802.11ac WiFi module in there as well as a choice of SATA M.2 drives. Razer is accepting preorders based solely on the size of the M.2 drive: $2200 for a 128GB, $2400 for 256GB and $2700 for 512GB.
The keyboard is fully backlit in green, and the laptop uses a 70Wh battery with a 150W power adapter. This makes sense, given the CPU is a 37W part and the GPU is set to be rated around 100W. This would reinforce the image on Razer’s website of dual fans in the chassis. Connectivity comes via three USB 3.0 ports, a HDMI 1.4a port and headphone/microphone jacks.
Powering 5.76 million pixels in QHD+ rather than 2.07 million of 1080p means an almost three-fold increase, and 4x over the older Razer Blade at 900p. That begs the question as to what frame rates we might see at 3200×1800 in this new device. I doubt that BF4 will be running at some high quality settings at 3200×1800, but I like the fact that the industry is headed to higher density panels in a smaller chassis.
Because I have been lax at being a proper gamer these past few years, my eyes would really open to a version of this without the discrete GPU – give me a high density, top quality panel with a lot of battery life and my usual OS, and all is good. However for running around to a LAN, it would either be an SFF machine or something like this that would fit right in.
Razer is taking pre-orders for shipping next month. In an interview with TechCrunch, Razer CEO Min-Liang Tan explained how the company has listened to their customers, and aim to help alleviate the previous issues regarding keeping up with demand. Markets like Russia and Taiwan will follow after North America.