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Razer Blade 16 and Blade 18 made their debut at CES earlier this year and now the Windows 11 gaming laptops are available in new Mercury Editions – a design featuring T6 grade aluminum and anodized for a durable finish. They’re NVIDIA Studio certified, designed to accelerate creative workflows. The Blades pair seamlessly with creative applications for fast and smooth creation. [caption id="attachment_178335" align="alignnone" width="1024"]
Blade 16 Mercury Edition[/caption]
When you’re on the go, the Blade 16 Mercury Edition packs a lot in a 16-inch portable PC, with a NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4080 GPU and a dual-mode mini-LED panel that can toggle between two resolutions and refresh rates: UHD+ at 120Hz for immersive gameplay and FHD+ at 240Hz.
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Blade 18 Mercury Edition[/caption]
Consider the Blade 18 Mercury Edition – available in two GPU configurations (the NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4080 or 4090) – a viable alternative to a desktop. It has a QHD+ display that covers up to 100% of the DCI-P3 color gamut, upgradeable storage/RAM, 5MP webcam and desktop caliber 13th Gen Intel Core 13950HX processors.is
These processors also deliver full compatibility with Windows 11 applications, as well as platform features like DirectX 12 Ultimate and access to your favorite gaming libraries, such as Xbox Game Pass Ultimate, which is included as a one-month free trial with each of these laptops.
For more information, check out product pages for Razer Blade 16 Mercury Edition and Razer Blade 18 Mercury Edition.