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Razer Project Linda hands-on: Android phone-powered notebook

Posted on January 10, 2018June 11, 2019 By Jarvis

This week we’re taking a look at the Razer Phone taken to a new universe. This is the Razer Project Linda, a laptop (or notebook, whatever you prefer,) made to house the Razer Phone. This device does nothing without the phone, but with it, it becomes a fully functional Android-based notebook computer. For the moment, this remains a concept design – but there is a chance it could be made into a real-deal consumer product in the near future.

This notebook has a 13.3-inch Quad HD touchscreen which works with the same 120Hz abilities as the Razer Phone. under the hood is 200GB of storage as well as a 53.6 Wh battery. The entire unit is 0.59-inches thin (that’s 15mm) with a weight under 3 pounds (1.25 kg.) In its current iteration, this notebook has a unibody CNC aluminum body matching that of the first Razer Phone.
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Computers & IT Tags:android, computer, concept design, HD, laptop, notebook, Quad, Razer, Razer Phone, Razer Project Linda, Slashgear

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