Razer is venturing into the world of productivity-focused laptops with the Razer Book 13. It comes with Intel Tiger Lake processors and a 13.4-inch 16:10 display, starting at $1,199.
Razer, traditionally known for its ventures in the world of gaming hardware, today announced its venture into the world of productivity laptops with the Razer Book 13. Shifting its focus away from gaming, the Razer Book 13 has no dedicated GPU, but it does feature Intel’s Tiger Lake processors with Iris Xe graphics, which should be good enough for some light gaming in a pinch. You can choose from either a Core i5 or Core i7, with the latter also being certified for Intel’s Evo platform. Design-wise, the laptop uses an aluminum unibody design, anodized with a mercury white finish, which strays from the company’s signature black color.
