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New Razer Blade laptop up close (pictures)

The $1,799 14-inch Razer Blade laptop isn't cheap, but it's stylishly packaged. Read full review
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The AC adapter brick's not too large. Packaging is minimal. Read full review
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In its all-aluminum, matte-black design, this Razer Blade is similar to the 17-inch version we reviewed last year, but this one's far more compact. Read full review
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In terms of dimensions, it's similar to the 13-inch Retina Display MacBook Pro, with a wider footprint. Read full review
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The 14-inch matte display has a 1,600x900-pixel resolution. It's OK, but not nearly as crisp and impressive as displays on other current laptops at this price. Read full review
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A backlit keyboard feels crisp and responsive, as do the large touch pad beneath and its physical click buttons, but there aren't any standalone macro keys, nor a number pad. You can program keys via Razer's Synapse 2.0 software. Read full review
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Yes, it's sleek. Read full review
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Backlit keys, up close. Read full review
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It's not ultrabook-thin, but the 0.66-inch-thick, 4.1-pound Blade is extremely easy to carry around. Read full review
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Ports are sparse: three USB 3.0, HDMI, and a headphone jack, but no Ethernet or SD card slot. Read full review
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You'll probably plug in a mouse or control pad, but keyboard controls work nicely. Read full review
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No touch screen on this Blade; you'll have to use the touch pad for Windows 8 gestures. Read full review
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Comfy lap typing. Read full review
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You could use the new Blade as a regular laptop. But the base 128GB solid-state drive may not be enough for a lot of gamers (you can upgrade to 256GB or 512GB). Read full review
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The screen tilts back farther than you'd expect. Read full review
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