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Razer Blade Stealth vs. MacBook Pro: Why Razer Wins

Razer Blade Stealth vs. MacBook Pro: Why Razer Wins

Posted on January 6, 2019 By Jarvis

Razer made a number of improvements to the new Blade Stealth, the company’s most portable and least expensive ultrabook. The sleek laptop not only packs an optional dedicated GPU, but battery life has been improved by several hours over its predecessor. These changes alone make the Blade Stealth a compelling competitor to some of our favorite 13-inch notebooks, including the MacBook Pro.

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Can the latest Blade Stealth hold its own against Apple’s highest-end laptop? Read on to find out.
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