CES2015: Razer Forge TV Gaming Set-Top Box

Are you tired of the smartphones, watches and cars at CES? Well, today we will change our taste and introduce some less popular but equally interesting products at CES. I hope these new and cool gadgets can bring some different feelings to your life.

Let's start with Razer's Forge TV gaming set-top box.

This is a set-top box based on the Android TV system, equipped with a handle, and mainly features gaming functions. Users can download games, movies, music and other content in the Android TV online store.

In addition to supporting multiplayer games, Forge TV also has a fun feature: when another user needs to watch a TV program, the user who is playing the game can switch the game to the Android phone and continue playing without interrupting the game. And there is a thoughtful little clip design on the game controller that can fix the Android phone on it. This feature is similar to the multi-screen game solution of PS4 and Wii U.

As a veteran gaming peripheral brand, Razer also brought a killer feature to this set-top box - PC game video streaming. That is, through the Forge TV gaming set-top box, players can wirelessly mirror the games on the PC to the TV.

At the same time, Razer has also launched a set of mice and keyboards specifically for this function. There is a blank area on the right side of the keyboard called a lapboard, which allows players to place the mouse on it and move it, so that players can sit on the sofa and play computer games on the TV. And this lapboard is magnetic. When you don't need to use the mouse, put it on the lapboard, and they will automatically stick to prevent the mouse from falling.

Forge TV is equipped with a Snapdragon 805 processor, has 2GB of memory and 16GB of capacity, supports Bluetooth 4.1 and Wi-Fi 802.11ac, and has interfaces such as HDMI 1.4 and USB3.0. The price of Forge TV alone is $99.99, the package price of Forge TV plus game controller is $149.99, and the matching keyboard and mouse kit is priced at $129.99.