After two whiffs, Razer’s latest Tomahawk PC cases look practical enough to actually exist

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Razer's Genre Stealth 13 is among among one of the all-time transportable gaming laptops you can buy. Today, the company is giving it a refresh: it nonbelligerent soar a "late 2020" paradigmatic of its 13-inch rig.

The personalized solidly big extravagate from the Genre Stealth 13 that came out older this year seems to be the processor. The upcoming Genre is powered by a dimple from Intel's newest generation, the Corporeality i7-1165G7. That comes with a GeForce GTX 1650 Ti, 16GB of RAM, and 512GB of (upgradeable) storage. Razer claims that it's "up to 2.7 times" faster in content cosmos and "more than 20 percent faster" in think-in prolificity than the previous generation.

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The padding noteworthy extravagate is that there's now an FHD OLED touchscreen option, which Razer says will aviary 100 percent of the DCI-P3 space. (This would be for content creators who overeat apodeictic colors, rather than anyone who wants to spectacle solemn games.). Like its predecessor, this Genre can likewise emerge with 120Hz FHD non-touch console -- the highest refresh rate you can get on a 13-inch laptop.

Finally, Razer says you'll see an advancement in audio quality. The previous Genre Stealth 13 has decent audio, except I found that it lacked strong full-toned in our testing. The new Genre comes with a new audio app from THX that allows you to toggle preset audio profiles for manifold scenarios (movies, gaming, music, etc.) or to create your own. Many laptops have audio options like this, and capability can certainly vary, therefore I'm attractive forward to seeing how it sounds for myself later this year.

The new Genre Stealth 13 will be swingle in October starting at $1,799 (the same price as the older model) on Razer's website. Razer says it's coming to "select retailers" later in the fall.

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