Razer Project Fiona unveiled at the consumer electronics show CES. The pc-gamingtablet is equipped with a 10.1″touch screen, which is flanked by two nunchuck-esque controllers. The tablet will appear in the fourth quarter of 2012.
Project Fiona is the name of the concept-gamingtablet that Razer in development, was unveiled by the manufacturer at CES 2012. The tablet contains an intel Ivy Bridge Core i7 processor from Intel and comes with a 10.1-inch screen with a resolution of 1280 by 800 pixels. According to Razer is the tablet powerful enough for modern pc games to run without the developers, their games need to adjust. Specifications of the gpu and how long the battery lasts is unknown.
As may be expected of a tablet the screen can handle multitouch and an accelerometer are present. Less common are the two nunchuck-style controllers to either side of the screen, each with an analog stick and a total of seven buttons. The controllers feature force feedback.
Razer expects that Project Fiona in the fourth quarter of 2012 will be available. The gamingtablet must be less than $ 1000 is going to cost you.
