- Windows 8, 10.1 inches Display
- Intel Core i5 3317U 1.7 GHz
- 64 GB Flash Memory, 4 GB RAM Memory
- 2.1 pounds
The Razer Edge is powered by Intel Core processors and NVIDIA GeForce graphics powering an 10.1-Inch high definition multi-touch display, and a rugged high-speed solid state drive that screams incredible performance in a portable form-factor.
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The manufacturer commented on this review(What's this?)Posted on
Apr 12, 2013 11:28:25 AM PDT
Razer Customer Satisfaction says:
Hi CS,
Very glad that you're enjoying the Edge! Luckily, the one issue you had has a simple solution: In order to get 1080p out using the Edge, there are two ways:
1) Choose the "Extended Display" mode so that the Edge (1366x768) and the TV (1920x1080) are in their respective native resolutions.
2) Choose "Single Display" mode so that the only screen being used is the TV, which will be at full 1080p.
The reason you were stuck in 720p was due to that fact that you were in "Mirror" mode, which forces both displays to be at the lowest common denominator.
As for the other comments/questions:
- The power adapter is designed to be compact and is definitely not a "brick"
- The battery attachment is only for the gamepad controller and the future keyboard dock.
- Yes, you can use the docking station and use the Edge as the primary display.
Hope that helps!
Regards,
Razer Customer Satisfaction
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