 Razer is calling the Edge or Edge Pro depending on which view you go for, the first tablet truly designed for gamers. Welcome to Linus Tech Tips at CES 2013. Our trip to the show this year is powered by Corsair, maker of quality PC components and peripherals. Our trusted storage partner is Seagate Technology and our trusted networking partner is Linksys. Now there's a number of different models available, they start at $999 that gets you a Core i5 with 8 gigs of RAM, a 64 gig SSD. Although remember guys, it's a Windows 8 tablet so in terms of actual usable storage space, you're looking at about 32 gigs left over. It has a GT640M, in fact all of the models have that. The highest end model is at $1499 gets you a 256 gig SSD as well as a Core i7 and then the one in between, did I say $1499? I meant $1449. And then there's a $1299 model that gets you a Core i7 with a 128 gig SSD. So there's a pretty natural progression here in terms of price points. The unit is capable of running, as you can see, dirt showdown, it is actually gaming capable or at least as gaming capable as a lightweight laptop with any kind of a GT640M type of GPU in it. In terms of expansion, they've got a whole bunch of really cool accessories. So there are actually bundle packs where you can get it with the controller that you see this gentleman using right here that fits the tablet inside of it and then adds, what is that? Two analog sticks, a D-pad as well as buttons that you can push, it looks like there are some shoulder pads, shoulder keys up at the top as well and we're going to get over there in a moment anyway. So here we're just running it with the little dock station, you can see how smooth it's running actually. That, I'm going to turn this away from you so you're going to crash for sure, adds extra expandability to the unit. So you can add three USB ports, you can add HDMI, headphones, microphone and this right here is for power. You can see there's two vents on the back for cooling, you've got a volume rocker up here as well as, you know what, I'm just going to pull it right off the dock on you here. Okay, power here, power input here, that looks like USB 3.0, speakers down here on the bottom are in stereo, so if you're holding it the way you'd normally hold a tablet you're going to get decent audio out of it unlike Apple with their older iPad speakers where it's like right under where you hold the tablet which is ridiculous. And I would like to emphasize that while it is capable of running hardcore games like this, guys, it's not going to run forever on battery life. We're looking at a couple hours of battery life if you're running an all out 3D title, but what you're getting is the versatility. So it is a Windows 8 tablet running GeForce GPU and Intel processor, it means you can run anything you want on it. You're not limited to Plants vs. Zombies, but you could still play Plants vs. Zombies if you wanted. It's also available with a keyboard dock and we're going to actually cut this and show you that in just a moment. Now the keyboard dock's not coming till Q3, it will make the unit a little bit bigger. I realized I didn't talk much about the overall thickness and weight, but you can see this gentleman over here is actually using it fairly comfortably. What would you say about the weight, sir? Pretty hefty. Pretty hefty? Yeah. Would you say it's more optimized for something like sitting on a couch or would you ride the bus with it? That's what I was just figuring out, like holding it up is really difficult, but if you aim it down, it's clearly meant for sitting on your lap or on the couch. It's definitely not something you hold up like this. Got it. All right. Thank you for your fair and unbiased feedback. He had no idea we were going to do that to him. The point is that there will be a variety of docks available with it. This is a keyboard dock, that's the gamepad dock, they've got expansion docks, there's going to be an expansion dock that comes that enables more I.O. and all kinds of good stuff like that, but peripherals are going to come out for it over time. I want to actually drift us back over to the original one we checked out so that I can show you guys with my trademark iPhone comparison how thick the unit is. Now, most Windows 8, x86 or x64 tablets are a little bit thicker than the ARM based ones, that is something we've come to expect. This one is thicker than those. But, remember guys, this has a dedicated GPU in it, not an IGP, and I can actually, this is cool, Razer didn't tell me this, but all of the heat being generated is here. These are still cool to the touch, very nice touch because this has been sitting here running dirt showdown, which means that if it's not hot now, it's not getting hot. Thank you for checking out the Razer, oh shoot I forget what it's called, Razer Edge. 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