Razer Forge TV is the ultimate gaming device that mixes Android and personal computer games. It was showcased at the CES 2015 and wowed the crowd.
The CES 2015 featured a host of products by Razer. One of these was the Razer Forge TV which consisted of gaming services which could be relayed directly to your living room. It has a quad core processor at its centre and high quality graphics that attract the roving eyeballs of voracious gamers.
The wireless nature and Net connection means that it is fully integrated with the Information Superhighway forces that are extant. With 16GB of storage capacity, it comes in a slim and soft contoured package.
Google Play offers a wide range of games on the platform and a total of four gamers can enter the fray on the visual display screen. As for the Razer Serval, it has Bluetooth facility and works like magic on Razer Forge TV.
It consists of four action click-ables, double thumb manipulators and trigger/bumper touch systems. As for Razer Cortex Stream, it will come in beta during the first quadrant of 2015. And next up is the Razer Turret which is a mouse-cum-lapboard. It is all perfection and poise that melds technology with a tough exterior.
Entertainment has never been about virtually everything. But now it definitely is with the Razer Forge TV in plain view. A lot of other devices including Chromebooks, iOS and Windows go hand in hand with this deal.
This device has won the 2015 Best of CES Award. As an Android TV micro-console, it is the gaming crowd’s biggest dream come true (or wildest fantasy personified). Now you too /4/stream any game to the environs of your living room in the blink of an eye. And it comes at a reasonable rate.
So, no sweat! Yes, you heard right…for a mere hundred bucks you get the world of games at your fingertips. If you want the full package all you have to do is cough up an extra $50. Razer has always held its products in the highest esteem. And this time it is no different.
Among some of the specs of the gaming device complex /4/be included: a Qualcomm Snapdragon 805 chip, 2.5GHz, 2GB of Random Access Memory, a Local Area Network Port and HDMI output.
Razer Forge TV Complete Specifications
OS
- Android 5.0, Lollipop
Chipset
- Qualcomm® Snapdragon™ 805
- Quad-Core Krait 450 CPU – 2.5GHz per core
- Adreno™ 420 GPU
Memory
2GB RAM
16GB of Storage
Connectivity
- Bluetooth 4.1 + HS
- Wireless 802.11ac 2X2
- Gigabit Ethernet
Ports
- HDMI 1.4 output
- USB 3.0
- DC Power
Dimensions
- 105mm X 105mm X 17mm
Requirements
- TV with HDMI input
- HDMI cable
- Internet connectivity
Razer Forge TV device is now available at Razer Store for $99.99 / €99.99 while you can buy Forge TV and Serval Controller bundle for $149.99 / €149.99. Get one when it enters high tech stores and be a happy gamer gone wild!
More CES 2015 highlights can be found in our CES 2015 News Hub. The CES 2015 begins officially on January 6 and ends on January 9, 2015 in Las Vegas. The CES 2015 announcements and news are though pouring in since end of 2014. The big topics at the CES 2015 are 4k Ultra HD TVs, wearables, robotics and cars technology.
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