Razer reveals Windows 11 capable Razer Book and Blade 15 Advanced laptops

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(Pocket-lint) - Alongside announcing that existent Razer laptop owners volition beryllium getting Windows 11 upgrades for escaped starting from today, Razer has besides revealed immoderate much laptops for 2021. 

Today Razer has revealed additions to its line-up including Razer Book and Razer Blade 15 Advanced models, pre-loaded with Windows 11.

The institution says that the caller Razer Book is "the cleanable instrumentality for all-day productivity". It boasts an 11th Gen Intel processor,  16:10 thin-bezel show with up to 4K solution and a sleek ultra-thin milled aluminium chassis. With touchscreen options, you'll besides beryllium capable to instrumentality vantage of the caller widgets and interaction features with ease. 

Meanwhile, the Razer Blade 15 Advanced offers the benefits of Windows 11 but with a absorption connected gaming. Users volition beryllium capable to instrumentality vantage of each the gaming goodness disposable determination including Xbox GamePass, Xbox GameBar and DirectStorage. This caller exemplary for 2021 offers QHD resolution, 240Hz refresh rates, 100% DCI-P3 colour abstraction arsenic good arsenic Nvidia Advanced Optimus and G-Sync technology. Powerful and portable gaming. 

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Alongside this announcement, Razer besides took the clip to fto Razer fans known that each Razer bundle and gaming peripherals are afloat compatible with Windows 11. So there's nary request to interest if you're reasoning astir upgrading and you already ain Razer hardware. 

Writing by Adrian Willings. Originally published connected 5 October 2021.

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