Engadget - Audacious claims are starting to become a standard component of Razer hardware announcements -- following the Blade's claim to the title of "world's first true gaming laptop" is the Razer Edge: "a full feature PC and the most powerful tablet in the world." It certainly has the full feature PC aspect down -- with an Intel Core i5 (or i7 for Pro) processor at its heart, the Edge is more of a modular Ultrabook than your run-of-the-mill tablet.
ThePCEnthusiast.com: "The Razer Edge and Edge Pro are the most powerful gaming tablets available on the market. They are powered by the third generation Core i5 (for the Edge) and Core i7 (for the Edge Pro) Ivy Bridge processors with Hyper Threading technology. The processor is paired with a discrete NVIDIA GeForce GT 640M graphics processor with dedicated memory. They also sport a 10-inch IPS multi-touch display with HD resolution and runs on Windows 8 taking advantage of the touch capabilities. Check out the rest of their specifications, watch the video review below and check out their respective discounted prices below."
Maximum PC: Computer savvy users have little fear about shopping online, especially if doing so translates into a lower price, but there's something to be said for being able to try something out before you commit. If you happen to live close to a Best Buy (and/or are willing to make the trip), you may be able to sneak a peek at the Razer Blade 14-inch gaming laptop and Razer Blade tablet for gamers, as both are now available in approximately 100 Best Buy locations nationwide.
PC World - PC gaming is poised to break free from the desktop—it just needs a device that delivers fast frame rates and lush graphics in an affordable, portable package. Enter the Razer Edge Pro, a Windows 8 tablet built expressly for playing PC games on the go. The hardware even comes with an optional controller accessory that turns the tablet into a handheld game console.
its going to be a very close race for Tablet hybrid buyers this year. I had no interest at first but now things are heating up and CES aint even happen yet