"The new model is 11% thinner and 11% lighter than its predecessor, weighing just 3.5 pounds and 0.6 inches thick, with a slick, matte black finish that looks and feels premium. The form challenges the brand's own aesthetic with a device that looks more like a Dell XPS 14 or MacBook Pro than a gaming laptop. Also: Why buying the right laptop is more complicated than ever (and how to make the best choice)"
"There are a handful of differences between these two laptops, however, with the Blade 14 trading a little bit of that power for its svelte form factor, opening up a use case as a device that's equally capable on the Steam dashboard as it is in the office. The 3K, 120Hz OLED display is gorgeous, going right up to the very edge with ultrathin bezels mere millimeters thick."
The model is 11% thinner and 11% lighter than its predecessor, weighing just 3.5 pounds and measuring 0.6 inches thick, with a slick matte-black finish that looks and feels premium. The design resembles ultraportable laptops more than traditional gaming machines, challenging Razer's aesthetic and targeting competitors like the Asus ROG Zephyrus G14. The build feels durable with minimal flex or screen wobble and features large rubber feet to prevent sliding and improve airflow. The 3K, 120Hz OLED display reaches to ultrathin bezels, and the trackpad is large and precisely finished. The thinner chassis sacrifices some cooling headroom and raw power for portability.
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