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At CES 2021 Razer revealed a few concept ideas including Project Brooklyn, a gaming chair that features a deployable curved 60" OLED display.

Companies often use CES as an opportunity to show off fancy concept products, many of which will likely never see final production. With CES going virtual this year, there hasn’t been as much space for showy concepts, but that doesn’t mean there aren’t any. Razer followed up its Blade laptop announcement with a look at two crazy concept projects; a whacky RGB mask and a high-tech immersive gaming chair. First up, Razer showed off Project Hazel, dubbed as the world’s smartest face mask. Razer said it innovated on the N95 medical-grade mask with detachable and rechargeable active ventil...

Picked by Techconnect's Editors Masks to prevent the spread of COVID-19 range have evolved from protection to a fashion statement. Now Razer is taking it a step further with Project Hazel, a voice-amplified RGB mask it’s announcing at CES 2021. Yes, RGB. In March 2020, Razer announced that it would convert some of its manufacturing lines to develop certified surgical-grade masks to help fight the spread of coronavirus, and company executives said they’ve already manufactured a million masks. “And as a natural progression, the evolution of this initiative, we wanted to test our team wit...

(Pocket-lint) - Razer is going full-throttle into the gaming chair space with Project Brooklyn, a concept chair that promises next-gen immersion. That immersion includes Razer's HyperSense Technology for haptic and tactile feedback, Razer Chroma lighting and an insane 60-inch OLED foldable display that folds into view from behind. Project Brooklyn is built with a carbon fibre frame in order to support the base and all the technology held within it. Razer says if the concept turns into a reality it will include connections for your PC, cloud gaming, cables for haptic feedback and Razer Chroma ...

Image: Razer It just wouldn’t be CES (even a virtual one) without a couple far-out concept gadgets from Razer, and this year the company has dreamed up two devices designed to combat some of 2021's biggest issues in the most Razer way possible. Advertisement For people who have been largely stuck at home for the better part of the year and are yearning for some more engaging entertainment, Razer’s Project Brooklyn is basically an attempt to transform a typical gaming chair into a full-on futuristic battle station. However, the big caveat with Project Brooklyn is that while Razer says the...