Launch of Razer Edge, a Nintendo Switch-like Android console capable of streaming PC games

KOMPA.com – After being unveiled in early October, the device game Razer Edge is finally officially launched. Scheme, Razer Edge it looks like a drawing hybrid which consists in the unity between ticket inspector And Konsol game handheld.

Razer Edge comes with a full Android operating system (OS) D-pad. At first glance, the Razer Edge looks similar to a console handheld Nintendo Switch.

The difference is that the Razer Edge is designed to play on Android, and it can streaming PC games via Xbox Cloud Gaming or Nvidia GeForce Now services.

The Razer Edge appears in a different design than when it was introduced. This device has a rectangular screen with ticket inspector equipped with various buttons.

There are four ABXY operation buttons, a directional navigation button (d-pad), as well as a series of buttons including the Select, Menu and Start buttons. While on the back, Razer provides the Razer Edge with a series of buttons adaptive trigger.

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The screen measures 6.8 inches with AOLED panel and Full HD plus resolution (2,400 x 1,080). To support a smooth gaming experience, the screen also supports refresh rate up to 144Hz and 144fps when users streaming game via SteamLink.

Interestingly, the screen is detachable from the ticket inspector the finished device looks like a smartphone.

However, the sale is currently only available in full package options, so users cannot purchase Edge screens yet ticket inspector called Kishi V2 Pro, separately.

As for the track, this portable console is powered by chipset specific for gaming devices, Qualcomm Snapdragon G3x Gen 1.

Chip It is paired with 8GB of LPDDR5 RAM and 128GB of internal storage. Users can also expand their memory by using a microSD card up to a capacity of 2TB.