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Razer, the Singaporean–American company known for its gaming hardware, announced a couple of concept devices at the ongoing CES 2021. One of them was

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Razer has unveiled a Project Brooklyn a gaming chair with a 60-inch roll-out OLED display, RGB lighting, and even vibration feedback.

January 13, 2021 Twitter/Razer PlayStation 5 owners got a taste of next-gen gaming immersion with the introduction of haptic feedback, and it seems their PC and Xbox peers may soon be able to feel the same kind of transmitted vibrations from the tense tug of a bow, or the force of a hard landing during gameplay. Razer, at its presentation for Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2021, introduced the concept of Project Brooklyn, a gaming chair that looks to offer that experience – and then some. Outfitted with carbon fibre and RGB lighting, it’s set to transform into a gaming station complete w...

(Credit: Razer) Need a fully immersive gaming experience? Check out Razer's concept gaming chair, which sports a 60-inch display that curves around your face.  The prototype is called Project Brooklyn, and it’s designed to offer a cockpit-style gaming experience. As you can see, the concept takes the curved gaming display to the max by using a rollable OLED panel to create a 180-degree field of view.  But what makes the chair really futuristic is how it can deploy or retract the OLED panel into the seat’s backbone with a simple press of a button. The OLED panel will literally roll back ...