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Razer Launches Free Haptic Authoring Tool for Quest, PS5, & More

Road to VR

Razer, the popular peripheral company, today announced the free release of the Interhaptics haptic authoring tool which is designed to make it faster and easier for developers to create compelling haptic effects for multiple haptic devices. Razer acquired haptic software tool company Interhaptics earlier this year.

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Popular Keyboard Software Can Be Used to Exploit Your PC

GizModo VR

Keyboard customization software, particularly from mainstream keyboard brands, is already a bit of a racket. Razer and SteelSeries both offer software like this for their lineups of gaming peripherals and… Read more.

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Razer's Pricey New Linux Laptop Is for Deepfakes Instead of Headshots

GizModo VR

Razer’s latest laptop has arrived, but it’s not what we were expecting. Not only is this Razer Blade 15 doppelganger not meant for gaming, but it’s not even being sold by Razer. This unique new notebook is instead a collaboration between Razer and Lambda, a company that makes workstations, GPUs, and servers for… Read more.

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Of Course Razer's Smart Home App Is All About the RGB

GizModo VR

I admit it: I use Razer’s mechanical gaming keyboards and its smart lights to create a bit of an ~aesthetic~ in my office. And people like me are the reason why Razer launched a smart home app for its Chroma RGB lighting ecosystem. Read more.

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Logitech Acquires Loupedeck to Enhance Its Software Roadmap

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These controllers retail sold for $199 - $499 per unit, and the company also makes Stream Controller for Razer, which it is set to continue building even after it becomes a part of Logitech. Meanwhile, the latter gets a potentially profitable business with many opportunities beyond the gaming market.

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New Razer Blade Laptop Is Sleek, Ready For VR And Starts At $3,700

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Today, however, a new VR ready laptop is being announced by Razer that will allow you to move more freely while still enjoying high-quality VR. The Razer Blade is a thin, stylish VR ready laptop. The Razer Blade is equipped with a 14″ screen, a NVIDIA GEFORCE, GTX 1060 graphics card, and an Intel Quad-Core i7 processor.

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Razer Earmarks $5 Million to Encourage OSVR Content Development

Road to VR

Today Razer is announcing a $5 million OSVR development fund which the company will use to incentivize support of its open-source VR platform. This gives developers a minimum expectation of ROI when building for OSVR and incentivizes Razer and OSVR to help co-market developers projects in order to sell those pre-purchased keys.

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