Razer takes advantage of the Consumer Electronics Show to give visitors a sneak peek at some of these projects. CES would not be CES without a concept project from Razer. Last year it was Project ...

Razer sometimes feels like the king of wild concept products, at least for gamers, and this year it’s coming to CES with the Project Arielle gaming chair. This concept is one of many the company ...

CES 2025 is nearing a close ... waiting for the day that this thing comes out for real. Last year’s Razer concept, Project Esther, did eventually make its way to market as the Razer Freyja ...

As the chair’s current name suggests, Project Arielle has yet to move past the concept phase. What that means for you, the anxious consumer, is that Razer is effectively using CES as a platform ...

However, one concept caught our eye in particular ... Laptop Laurel winner badge for best of CES 2025 What makes Razer’s AI coach different than competitors is that it utilizes visual data ...

It’s a bit of a loose concept compared to previous Razer CES experiments, but the company plans to test it via an upcoming beta for both developers and players.

Razer sought to show it can still impress with "groundbreaking innovations and futuristic technologies," at CES this year ... We experienced both these concept technologies first-hand at the ...

Another intriguing concept is Project Ava ... On top of that, a Windows beta is set to begin soon.) Other Razer items revealed for CES 2025 include the Razer Handheld Dock Chroma for connecting ...

From next-gen AI esports coaching to advanced gaming gear, Razer once again showcased breakthrough advancements in gaming technology and visionary concepts at CES 2025 LAS VEGAS, January 07 ...

The Arielle concept from Razer heats and cools your back to maintain homeostasis. Plus, Razer now has its own remote play streaming service.

Razer is always a source for good, weird fun during CES week. The gaming peripheral giant kicked off CES 2025 with a handful of Monday morning announcements, including a new take on its mesh chair.