We have seen how Razer showed a concept of a smart mask, something that probably will not end up seeing the light as a final product, but something that could eventually reach our homes is Project Brooklyn , a Gaming chair that has as its centerpiece a huge roll-up OLED screen of 60 that will provide us with an experience without the same.

Again, we are left without the juiciest details of this product, such as the resolution of the screen, its curvature ratio or its refresh rate , but in return, Razer provides us with details about the construction of the chair, such as the modular armrests with the possibility of mounting a keyboard and mouse tray.

Likewise, we will have Razer’s haptic feedback, Hypersense Intelligent Haptics , which will allow us to feel all the moments of our video games with little latency and with a great level of detail through several actuators installed in the chair.

The The seat structure is made of carbon fiber, something that should provide great rigidity while ensuring a moderate weight, and how could it be otherwise, we find RGB lighting in the base and seat outline via Razer Chroma RGB.

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Jordi Bercial

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