Razer – better known for its extravagant products specifically geared towards gaming – surprised this week with a high-performance productivity laptop that is more in the business sector. Available in three configurations, the 13, 4-inch ultrabook should value performance paired with a long running time.

Unlike before, this comes with the dimensions 296 x 199 x 15, 2 mm compact and 1, 34 kg light Razer Book 13 with a mercury-colored look and in a unibody design. The Californians rely on the performance of an Intel Tiger Lake with four cores, optionally in the form of a Core i5 – 1135 G7 or Core i7 – 1165 G7. In addition, 8 GB or 15 GB of permanently installed LPDDR4X – 4266 -Memory and a removable 256 GB or 512 GB NVMe SSD for use. The graphic content is processed by the integrated Intel Iris Xe graphics card and output to the 16: 10 Display sent with IPS technology. In the basic version, this resolves with 1. 920 x 1. 200 pixels, but according to Razer it should also be available in a touch version with gorilla glass and anti-reflective coating and a counterpart with 3. 840 x 2. 400 pixels are available. What they all have in common is the 60 Hz. Refresh rate and the 720 p-webcam including infrared sensors for biometric authentication.

In terms of connectivity and battery life, the Razer Book 13 all common connections, including a USB-A 3.2 Gen1 connection, two Thunderbolt 4 connections, HDMI 2.0 as well as an audio jack and a micro SD card reader. Wi-Fi 6 (802. 11 ax) via Intel’s AX 201 and Bluetooth 5.1 are also part of the standard repertoire of the Razer Book 13. According to the manufacturer, the battery life is between 11 and 14 hours titled, this is certainly due to the capacity of the battery 55 Wh.

The potent ultrabook with the striking, chic RGB chiclet keyboard can be pre-ordered via the manufacturer’s homepage, depending on the model variant Those willing to buy a price from 1. 300 to 2. 000 Pay euros.