The Razer Book 13 takes a stab at the lucrative business and productivity laptop market with this Intel EVO certified, Tiger Lake-powered ultraportable. Let's see how it stacks up.
Razer Book 13 Review: Business Ultraportable
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QuantumPhysics
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$1600???
I think I’d rather sacrifice thinness and get a 2060 equipped HP OMEN for $1100 or a $1500 model with a 3060Ti or 3070.
I think I’d rather sacrifice thinness and get a 2060 equipped HP OMEN for $1100 or a $1500 model with a 3060Ti or 3070.
Theinsanegamer
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The memory had better be LPDDR4X if its soldered. I feel that soldered standard DDR4 is just planned obsolescence served right into your face.
ilovelinux
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Thinkpads, Macbooks, Probooks all get many years of firmware updates and fixes from their manufacturers. There is no guarantee Razer will do anything remotely the same; I'd rather buy an Acer with equivalent specs for half the cost.
Theinsanegamer
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While I agree with the notion (would go for a sub $1000 AMD APU laptop myself) this is not targeted at the same market as the Omen.
Farkinell
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Good luck trying to convince an IT department to buy you a laptop that looks like a transformer and is specifically targeted at gamers.
QuantumPhysics
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I ordered a close to $3000 Alienware 17" with a 1080 at the height of the market that way. IT HAPPENS.
Mr Majestyk
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You had me until you said Acer. Rubbish products.
pcmasterrrrrace9
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I don't know my friend...I think I would never sacrifice thinness in a laptop.The Razer Book 13 takes a stab at the lucrative business and productivity laptop market with this Intel EVO certified, Tiger Lake-powered ultraportable. Let's see how it stacks up.
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