It's old-school, but in the best way possible.

This time around, Razer sent us a model with a non-touch, matte HD display that I quite liked. Regardless of whether you're looking for the highest-performing laptop money can buy, are seeking to replace an aging MacBook Pro, or even if you're hoping to dip your toes into VR, the Razer Blade ticks all the boxes. Razer has taken the rest of its great package forward, which leaves us with a couple of reservations. Suffice it to say, this revised Blade is just that much better thanks to its higher-powered graphics. The Blade can trounce the more expensive MacBook Pros for a fraction of the cost. If Apple's AMD Radeon graphics leave you wanting more, say hello to the VR-ready Nvidia 1060 chip Razer put into the new Blade. To take the comparison further, Razer's newly-refreshed Razer Blade (Late 2016) (MSRP $1,799.99) blows away Apple's spendy Pro notebooks in a few other key areas that truly impact performance. In a year when Apple took away ports and a traditional keyboard, Razer doubled down on both, offering up normal USB ports alongside a new-school Thunderbolt 3.

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