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Razer has announced their latest Opus X wireless headphones for the year 2021. The pair, priced at $99 offers Bluetooth pairing to smart devices and active noise cancellation (ANC) thanks to microphones which cancel sounds with repeating patterns such as engines and devices (This is basically what noise cancellation does anyway). The pair features 40mm drivers and an audio latency of  60ms as well as 30 hours of playback with ANC enabled and charges over USB-C. The headphones come in Mercury, Quartz and Razer's signature green. Source - The Verge

Razer has officially announced their first phone which is simply called the "Razer phone" . The device , made with mobile gaming in mind is set to take on current flagship phones with focus set on providing a great audio and visual experience no matter what kind of content you consume . Design and Specs Based on Nextbit's Robin platform (Razer acquired Nextbit fyi) ,the phone is certainly unique as its industrial design looks nothing like the current plethora of similar looking phones launched this year .The phone packs front firing speakers - a feature dropped by almost all companies in order for bigger screen real estate , is certainly welcoming . And between the two speakers sits a 5.72" 2K resolution display which features a superfast refresh rate of 60hz and 120fps .The design , which contains a metal unibody design and this houses the superb Snapdragon 835 SOC and a monstrous 8GB of RAM -While this may sound like overkill , you should remember that game...

Razer - a famous gaming product manufacturer has officially acquired Ouya (a startup that pioneered Android console Gaming a few years ago) ,the startup company , which produced the iconic Ouya console powered with the then powerful Tegra 3 soc was a crowdfunded project stated for a $100 off the shelf price , although the project was somewhat of a success for the company , the product came out a bit too late and this made the hardware kind of obsolete eventhough the Ouya game store had titles pre set on a subscription and a open appstore for devs , the project dissolved into pages of history as Nvidia and other companies including Razer stepped into the Android console world . Unlike ouya , which quickly ran out of funding , Razer's Android console project is still running active , the company recently announced the Forge TV console which features a Qualcomm Snapdragon 810 soc .The recent acquisition of Ouya signals a possible merger product employing Ouya's experience and ...

Nikon D5500 This is Nikon's first Touch-screen DSLR , the camera , which is a followup to the D5XX series is the new replacement to the D5300 from 2013 .The 3.2" display has 1.037million dots and it supports pinch to zoom and other features modern touchscreen shutterbugs require . The D5500 is however not that different from its predecessor as the camera still has a 24.2 MP CMOS sensor without the Optical low pass filter which now increases sharpness . The sensor can reach ISO levels of 100-25600 .The camera also supports WIFI , 5fps continuous bursts , and 1080p@60fps with continuous Autofocus AF ,speaking of AF , the camera has 39 of them . Pricing for the camera starts at $900 for the body only FLIR One (2015) FLIR is once again stepping into smartphone waters with the new FLIR one , the new model , which is still called FLIR one  improves at places where the previous version failed , gone are the iPhone only restrictions which means the new model will work ...

Razer makes some of the best looking gaming kit out there , although the three headed snake usually comes in expensive gaming equipment , their new Nabu X fitness wearable and the Forge TV Android console are probably exceptions, and with their new product launch , Razer might be signaling their arrival to the world of mobile devices . First up , we have the Razer Forge TV . This console like gadget is a set -up box for running and streaming Android games and content . The Forge TV runs Android 5.0 Lollipop (TV /console version) .The console has a Snapdragon 805 processor clocked to 2.5 Ghz and a Adreno 420 GPU .The box also has 2GB of RAM , 16GB of storage , a Ethernet port , USB 3.0 port , Bluetooth 4.1 ,Wifi 802.11 ac 2X2 and a HDMI 1.4 port , although the high end mobile phone specs are more than enough to play Android titles ,serious PC and Console gamer will probably have a laugh fest over this but considering that the Forge TV set up box costs just $100 , its more of a Ouy...