Blade's Shadow game streaming service is still young, but it's already getting a hardware upgrade. The company has unveiled a Shadow Ghost device that promises to deliver more flexibility and power than the Shadow Box. The curvy new design is slick...
We were impressed by Shadow, the game streaming service from the French startup Blade, when it launched in California earlier this year. In a nutshell, it lets you play PC games on practically any device with a screen -- be it a smartphone, computer...
Razer's revamped Blade stands out in a sea of great gaming laptops. It's not the lightest, and it doesn't have the most powerful graphics hardware, but it's one of the most polished notebooks we've seen this year. Razer has always positioned its...
June 12, 2018, during an event in New York, Vuzix, the company best known for their smart glasses, AR technologies and other products has announced the opening of Vuzix Blade...
June 12, 2018, during an event in New York, Vuzix, the company best known for their smart glasses, AR technologies and other products has announced the opening of Vuzix Blade...
Small and potent, like a stick of dynamite, the Snarl shouldn’t be taken at face value. With an overall length of 4.3 inches (half of which is the blade), the Snarl has two ways of gripping it. Traditionally, holding the area behind the blade like a handle, or using its finger-hole for far more dexterity and control… allowing you to go about all sorts of tasks with it by holding it in a fashion that works better for you.
The Snarl’s sheepsfoot blade allows for effortless cutting and slicing while minimizing the chances of anything accidentally being pierced by the pointed part of the blade. Made from 9Cr18MoV steel, one of the most popular blade steels in the world, the Snarl retains its cutting edge for longer than others, while also preventing rust and corrosion. Easy to grip, use, and even sharpen, the Snarl may seem diminutive and playful, but it’s far from that. Just to control its temperament, it also comes with a molded hard nylon sheath and a pocket/belt clip to safely carry it around in.
Vuzix finally gets the attention the innovator in virtual reality and augmented reality glasses deserve. At the CES 2018 came the big breakthrough with the Vuzix Blade AR glasses with Alexa support....
The new Vuzix Blade AR smartglasses with Amazon Alexa integration are the most talked about voice-enabled device at the CES 2018. The $1,000 AR glasses will be released later this year aimed at...
VR and AR smart glasses pioneer Vuzix unveils the Vuzix Blade augmented reality glasses at the CES 2018. The Vuzix Blade AR Smart Glasses provide a wearable smart display with a see-through viewing...
When Razer redesigned its Blade Pro laptop late last year, it finally had a flagship notebook that lived up to its name. The 17-inch Blade Pro had a gorgeous 4K display, a screaming fast processor, top of the line NVIDIA graphics and even somehow man...
Blade's Shadow game streaming service is still young, but it's already getting a hardware upgrade. The company has unveiled a Shadow Ghost device that promises to deliver more flexibility and power than the Shadow Box. The curvy new design is slick...
We were impressed by Shadow, the game streaming service from the French startup Blade, when it launched in California earlier this year. In a nutshell, it lets you play PC games on practically any device with a screen -- be it a smartphone, computer...
Razer's revamped Blade stands out in a sea of great gaming laptops. It's not the lightest, and it doesn't have the most powerful graphics hardware, but it's one of the most polished notebooks we've seen this year. Razer has always positioned its...
When Razer redesigned its Blade Pro laptop late last year, it finally had a flagship notebook that lived up to its name. The 17-inch Blade Pro had a gorgeous 4K display, a screaming fast processor, top of the line NVIDIA graphics and even somehow man...