CES has been going on this week and there is plenty of new tech to drool over. I've never been one to really care much about general tech. The phone I use is a very basic flipphone with no camera. I do have an iPod Touch but bought one a long time after they came out. It usually takes a game device to make me start to salivate and eagerly wish I could get my hands on it.
Razer of course made an appearance at CES, one of the few companies I tend to be intrigued by when they go places. With promising tech like their extremely small netbook style gaming device, I can't help but perk up my ears when they talk.
Apparently, the company is also working on a tablet that will be powerful enough to run several PC games at decent settings. Nicknamed Fiona, videos of the device have been making the rounds. The one I have seen came from Destructoid and can be found here.
In the video, Skyrim is shown running on Ultra High settings and it looks pretty good for a tablet. I have no interest on playing my PC games on a smaller screen and rarely leave my house so the tablet is only a technological curiosity to me at this point. My only concern for Fiona is that the having to move a cursor around (watch the video) is a bit awkward and unwieldy. It's too far out to say anything about the device at this point but I am intrigued to see how the device performs and sells when it is released.
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