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Razer Hinted at a First Gaming Smartphone on November 1st

October 14, 2017 By James Faulkner Leave a Comment

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STATES CHRONICLE – Razer is one of the few manufacturers of products intended mainly for the gaming world. This means that the company stands at the core of numerous communities of players for whom each new product is an exciting adventure. Therefore, there’s no wonder that ideas started flowing the moment Razer teased them with a massive event on November 1st. The announcement came in the form of a poster. The image features a gamer in fascination with a new small gadget. Therefore, fans immediately thought of Razer’s first gaming smartphone.

Razer Acquired This Year Nexbit

The rumors are not as farfetched as they might seem. Razer’s teleportation into the mobile market is bound to happen at some point. That’s because the company purchased Nextbit this year. The startup has already launched a smartphone called Robin. The next similar project might have just as well the Razer logo on it.

On top of that, Nextbit claimed back in September that it is preparing a new mobile product. As this is the first launch under the Razer ownership, chances are the new gadget will talk gamers’ language only.

Razer’s First Gaming Smartphone Might Sport Cutting-Edge Processor and Graphics Chip

While there are no confirmations of the big November 1st unveiling, Razer has already sparked enthusiasts’ imagination. Since the company specializes in gaming concepts only, the presumable smartphone will surely develop this unexplored side of the mobile world.

Therefore, people are looking at a beastly processor and a smooth graphics chip that can accommodate real gaming productions. Angry Birds, Pokemon GO, Candy Crush Saga, and other such famous apps are not precisely what pro gamers are wishing for themselves. Therefore, if Razer found a way to incorporate world-renowned titles into a mobile platform, the company will be in for huge success.

Razer fans have to wait until November 1st to discover what’s their next adventure in the gaming hardware world. Until then, new theories will come up in expectation of the big event.

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