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Razer Forge TV pre-orders are now real, shipping April 29

Posted on May 11, 2015April 23, 2020 By Hulk
Razer Forge TV pre-orders are now real, shipping April 29

 

After a brief false alarm early this month, Razer has finally taken off the veils and put up its Android TV offering up for pre-order. Not much has changed, including the speculated price tag. And yes, there is a bundle that will net you both the Forge TV and the Serval controller, which don’t come together. More than anything, this reassures fans that the Android TV promise ala Razer is real and coming soon. In fact, it will come on April 29 at the earliest.

Although Google primarily intended Android TV to be, well, for the TV, there is no escaping the fact that it will eventually be used for gaming as well. Google even has an optional controller just for that purpose. It stands to reason, then, that gaming companies like Razer and NVIDIA would be making a grab for that market. Beating the NVIDIA SHIELD to the launch, the Razer Forge TV is now available for pre-order. But while you can order the console itself, you’ll probably want to grab the Serval controller as well while you’re at it.
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Wearables Tags:android, android tv, console, controller, gaming, Google, Nvidia, nvidia shield, Razer, Slashgear, TV

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