Razer Blade Stealth Upgraded With 13.3-Inch Screen

True to its name, the Razer Blade Stealth is a sleek ultraportable with unobtrusive styling for meeting with your dominate or taking notes during the day. But it tin can stealthily change into a gaming powerhouse (with a little assistance from the Razer Cadre) by night.

A new, larger Razer Bract Stealth, unveiled on Wednesday at E3, carries on that tradition. The standout new feature is an updated xiii.3-inch, affect-enabled QHD display, which packs in iii,200 by 1,800 pixels. That'south almost an inch of boosted screen real manor, although Razer will continue to sell the 12.5-inch versions: one with a QHD not-touch display and one with a 4K touch screen.

13.3-Inch Razer Blade Stealth, Gunmetal Gray

The new thirteen.3-inch model starts at $1,399, and is un-customizable except for its difficult bulldoze. The base model comes with a relatively generous 256GB of solid state storage, and you can bandy in a 512GB drive for an extra $200 or a 1TB version for an extra $600.

The processor is a seventh-generation Intel Cadre i7, coupled with 16GB of RAM. A Thunderbolt iii interface is included for connecting to power, external displays, or USB accessories, and information technology's also used to connect the Blade Stealth to the Razer Core external graphics enclosure, which is part of its stealthy transformation to a gaming powerhouse once you return dwelling house from a long day at work.

The aluminium chassis—at present available in black or gunmetal gray—doesn't change much otherwise, with few accents that would place the machine as a gaming rig besides the Razer logo. It has grown slightly to accommodate the larger screen, of course, with the thirteen.3-inch model weighing in at 2.93 pounds compared to the 12.five-inch's 2.84 pounds.

All three models are available for purchase on Razer'due south website, although the new 13.3-inch configurations were sold out as of early Midweek afternoon. Razer says inventory volition arrive in third-political party stores after this month.