Project Valerie is another staggering attempt to change world of PC gaming. The first and most obvious features that isolated this PC from its competition is its three displays. This device was built on top the chassis of Razer's existing 17.3-inch Blade Pro with an entire revamp of the screen design. The lid has an entirely new housing; thick enough to tuck two 17-inch panels behind the main display. The other two displays are each attached to an articulating arm that sends the panel sliding along the rails either in or out from behind the main display. Razer said that those displays will eject from behind the primary panel automatically with either a hardware button or through software. All three displays sports the same 4K IGZO and 100% RGB colour screen, similar to the one seen in the Blade Pro. Razer has not yet released a full list of specifications for Project Valerie; but, the prototype which was used in CES 2017, is said to be running on a mobile Nvidia GTX 1080 chip. There is no price or release date, as this is far from being a product for the public consumption, but if Razer finds enough demands from users, the company just might build this gaming warhorse for real.
Project Valerie is another staggering attempt to change world of PC gaming. The first and most obvious features that isolated this PC from its competition is its three displays. This device was built on top the chassis of Razer's existing 17.3-inch Blade Pro with an entire revamp of the screen design. The lid has an entirely new housing; thick enough to tuck two 17-inch panels behind the main display. The other two displays are each attached to an articulating arm that sends the panel sliding along the rails either in or out from behind the main display. Razer said that those displays will eject from behind the primary panel automatically with either a hardware button or through software. All three displays sports the same 4K IGZO and 100% RGB colour screen, similar to the one seen in the Blade Pro. Razer has not yet released a full list of specifications for Project Valerie; but, the prototype which was used in CES 2017, is said to be running on a mobile Nvidia GTX 1080 chip. There is no price or release date, as this is far from being a product for the public consumption, but if Razer finds enough demands from users, the company just might build this gaming warhorse for real.
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