Fresh out of the Consumer Electronic Show (CES) 2017 being currently held at Las Vegas, Nevada, Razer has announced Project Valerie and Project Ariana. The former is what they tout to be the world's first "automated triple display laptop" while the latter is a developemnt off of Razer Chroma in which a projector scans your surrounding and extends the gaming display to your entire room.
An announcement video for both of the projects have been released in conjunction with the announcement that was made at CES and they can be viewed below:
Project Valerie
Project Ariana
Tthe specifications for Project Valerie is still mostly under wraps but as taken from the site:
Featuring three stunning high resolution 17.3 inch 4K screens, Project Valerie provides the most expansive viewing experience in a notebook. Powered by an NVIDIAŽ GeForceŽ GTX 1080 GPU, and natively supporting NVIDIA Surround View with a whopping resolution of 11520 x 2160, get a wider view of the race track or the battlefield for an unmatched immersive experience.Source: Razer]Razer
The workings for Project Ariana on the other hand, has been described as such:
The only projector that automatically adapts the projection to the size and dimensions of your room, Project Ariana uses a pair of 3D cameras together with a custom calibration software to automatically detect your monitor and environmental factors such as furniture and room lighting, to provide you with the perfect display for your room. Source: Razer
Both are currently being showcased at the convention hall at CES. So what do you think of it? Has Razer edged its fellow competitors in innovation and protyping again? Do tell us your thoughts below!
