Less than a year after the launch of Razer Phone, the company is preparing a new phone.
Razer Phone, a very powerful smartphone, designed specifically for gaming enthusiasts, was released in November 2017.
His next, Razer Phone 2, will be presented in September 2018, says Phone Arena. The launch could take place with the Linda Project, which was already presented at CES 2018.
The Linda project is a 13.3-inch screen laptop that uses Razer Phone as a processor and touchpad. Instead, it provides more storage and a good battery.
The phone is attached to the laptop, thus relying on a hybrid device that offers a great game experience.
For now, there is no other information on the Razer Phone 2, but it will definitely be a phone at least as efficient as its predecessor, which has 8GB of RAM, Snapdragon 835 processor, and Quad HD screen.
It was only two months ago when Razer launched its first smartphone, Razer Phone focused on gamers. Now there are rumors that the successor could end up in September this year, eventually at IFA 2018. In addition, it could be revealed alongside the Project Linda laptop, first introduced at CES.
According to an "internal source" at Razer, who spoke to FrAndroid, Razer Phone 2 will end in the same month as the IFA in Berlin, suggesting that the phone will kick off at the e-commerce and home electronics exhibition.
The Razer has been praised for its 120 Hz, 4,000 mAh battery, 8 GB RAM and THX certified Dolby Atmos front-facing speakers. But the disappointing camera and lack of water resistance left it in the eyes of some people. No word on what we will see in the next version, but we expect Razer to address these complaints.
Razer has used the latest CES event to present its Project Linda concept - a modified Razer Blade that contains a Razer dock where you will normally find a touchpad. Because Linda is a "stupid laptop" made up of little more than a chassis and a screen, you're essentially using the power of the phone to turn it into an Android laptop.