Today Briony is back with a review of Razer's Blade Stealth 13 in Mercury White. This is a premium ultrabook, priced at £1500, but Briony loves the design and also tests out its gaming capabilities.

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A new report from MobileGamer.biz has confirmed that Angry Birds and Sonic Rumble developer Rovio has been hit with layoffs due to its puzzle game Angry Birds Dream Blast underperforming. The article ...

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Everybody who’s ever held a phone controller secretly, in their heart of hearts, wanted to know what it would be like if one could stretch so large you could attach it to your favorite tablet instead ...

Razer has announced its latest lineup of Kishi mobile gaming controllers, capable of housing your phone, small tablet and, in the most comically extreme case, a full-size iPad. The Kishi V3 Pro XL is ...

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Let’s not bury the lede: the Razer Blade 16 (2025) laptop is, hands down, the best Windows laptop I’ve ever used. It combines powerful gaming performance with the portability I’ve come to expect only ...

Gaming chairs with the comfort and durability that gamers really need can cost upwards of $800 these days, but the Razer Iskur V2 X aims to bring a paradigm shift to the market at a very respectable ...

Razer announced its ergonomic Razer Iskur V2 X chair is now available in a Light Gray colorway, starting at $299.99. The chair has the core features of the award-winning Razer Iskur V2 at an ...

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