Razer Gaming Smartphone | New Gaming Phone, 8GB RAM | Trend Tech

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• Recently Razer obtained cell phone organization Nextbit 
• Afterward, Razer said it was intending to dispatch its own cell phone 
• A Razer Phone got recorded on a benchmarking site this week 

                       Razer may have plans to make a major sprinkle with its first cell phone. Weeks in front of the organization's planned occasion, a Razer Android telephone has showed up on GFXBench site which recommends that the telephone will have 8GB of RAM among other top of the line highlights.

                       As per the posting, first spotted by PhoneRadar, the 'Razer Phone' will highlight a 5.7-inch QHD (1440x2560 pixels) show. It will be controlled by a Qualcomm Snapdragon 835 SoC and 8GB of RAM. Different highlights recorded incorporate 64GB inbuilt stockpiling, a solitary 12-megapixel raise camera, and a 8-megapixel forward looking camera.

                       The top of the line equipment determinations will fit into Razer's gathered aspiration to position its up and coming cell phone as a gaming gadget. How well Razer deals with the product will obviously decide if its gadget can influence the most to out of the equipment.

                       Razer's entry to the cell phone industry takes after the current pattern that has seen a few cell phone organizations attempt their hands at making or offering their own marked cell phones. Recently, Pepsi propelled its own particular cell phone. Camera organization Red is likewise taking a shot at its own particular cell phone.

                       Indeed, even as cell phone showcase looks lucrative, Razer will soon discover how troublesome it is contend with any semblance of Apple and Samsung. Other than Apple and Samsung, each other organization has been posting real misfortunes in the current quarters.

                       Despite the fact that Razer has some aptitude in the region. Not long ago, the organization procured Nextbit, the cell phone organization that made cloud-centered handsets.