The overwhelming demand for the Razer Blade has depleted our first wave of units and we are already sold out within 30 minutes on launch on 27 January. Rest assured that we’re working hard to meet the demand and get them back in stock by mid February. We will update you again once our next batch is finished and we are doing all that we can to keep up with the demand.

We appreciate your continued support and interest in the Razer Blade; our Chief Gamer/CEO, Min-Liang Tan’s excited about getting the Blades to you guys. So are we.

Those who are signed up for the notification email will know as soon as they are back in stock, so be sure to sign up for that if you haven’t already: http://www.razerzone.com/notifyme/en?product_id=243119900

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Dear Community,

In December we said, “the Razer Tiamat will be available around the end of January 2012.” Well, the end of January has arrived and the cold, hard truth is that it is not ready, and our estimations were off.

This is the last thing we want to tell you, especially since so many of you have been patiently waiting. Understandably you are bummed, and so are we. We feel our relentless pursuit of quality, and our refusal to ship a “good enough” product will pay off when you plug in your pair and hear them for the first time. We do not take delays lightly, and you can bet your ass we are busting ours to make this product perfect.

So when is it coming? We will ship this product in February, just as soon as it rolls out of the factory. The moment it comes to our RazerStore warehouses we will flick the switch and give you the “Add to cart button.” So check back on www.razerzone.com/tiamat. We promise it’ll be there soon.

To show our appreciation for your incredible loyalty and patience, we’ll provide you with a coupon code for a FREE Razer T-shirt and Razer flask – worth about US$40 – when the Razer Tiamat is available, AND – we’ll ship it to you for free*. Just add your name to the Notify Me list and we will get you that code.

Once again, we want to apologize for disappointing our fans and customers, and we thank you for your time, understanding, and continued support.

Team Razer

*Terms and conditions apply.

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We’re building an army here, and we WILL rise. Together To The Top.

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Now that we’ve got your attention, we want to draw your attention to a threat that threatens the very core of the gaming community.
The “Stop Online Piracy Act”, aka SOPA, is a proposed bill in the United States Congress that, if enacted, would effectively end the internet as we know it. In a ham-fisted attempt to combat piracy, Congress has opted for the “Nuke from Orbit” approach, hurting both the community from whom they benefit and developers they seek to protect. We cannot allow this to happen.

If this is the first you are hearing of SOPA, take a moment to read the bill itself ( http://judiciary.house.gov/hearings/pdf/112%20HR%203261.pdf ) by visiting the Electronic Frontier Foundation ( https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2011/10/sopa-hollywood-finally-gets-chance-break-internet ) for more information.

Allow us to stress, Razer does not condone piracy in any way. We feel it damages the industry and we will stand against anything that hurts either the gaming community or the developers. However, we firmly believe that SOPA is the absolute wrong way to combat this problem and we are not alone in thinking this. Other gaming companies like Red 5, Riot Games and Mojang stand with us in opposition. However, this bill does not only affect software and game developers and we hope our actions will lead other gaming hardware vendors to join our protest against SOPA.

So please join us in a day of protest. We will be taking down our site for one day, January 18th, to give you taste of what the future may hold if we fail to put an end to SOPA and similar ill-conceived legislation. In its place, we will upload the image above as a placeholder for our site. While this may have an impact on our business, we believe this is a small price to pay to show how the Internet could become if this bill was to be supported.

For Gamers. By Gamers. It is not just a motto, it is our way of life. We work hard to do right by our community. We’ll be damned if we’re going to let an attack like this go unanswered.

-Team Razer

*We apologize in advance to anyone offended by the image but it sums up our perspective to this draconian bill.

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Because of YOU, we took Best of CES People’s Voice for Project Fiona. Awesome guys, thanks for all the cool support and feedback.

More on CES 2012, here’s Swifty checking out the Razer Naga Hex with Synapse 2.0, the Razer Blade, and Project Fiona:

Oh, and BTW, have you entered our contest to win a Razer Blade yet? Well, you really should.
http://www.razerzone.com/ces2012

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While the PC Giants have stopped innovating for the PC – we intend to continue doing so for you –  the PC gamer.

Introducing Project Fiona, the only tablet concept design in the world designed for PC gaming, powered by Intel Core i7 and a hybrid user interface for PC games. It’s not Angry Birds. It’s hardcore PC gaming.

It’s a concept device today, but we would like to hear what you think. We estimate that if enough people want it, we can build it by the end of the year at less than US$1,000 but it’s up to you to make it happen – so share this and tell us what you think.

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When you’re in the middle of a fight that could mean losing a barracks or downing one of your opponent’s, there’s only room for one mistake: the one the loser makes.

So we give you the Razer Naga Hex, a weapon designed specifically for the Multiplayer Online Battle Arena and Action RPG genres.

The Naga Hex has dropped six buttons from the side and has been laid out in a hexagonal pattern in order to ensure that you cast the correct spell at the exact moment needed to carry your team to victory. Whether you are defending your tower in Dominion, laying siege to a melee barracks in DotA, or slaying the unending torrent of Hell-spawned undead, the Naga Hex will provide you with instant access to the skills that you require.

And it stays updated seamlessly with Razer Synapse 2.0.

Razer Synapse 2.0 is out of Beta – and available to everyone with supported devices.

Now you can keep your customized keybinds, macros, lighting, and profiles on the Cloud, and sync them to your Razer hardware by logging in wherever you happen to be getting your game on.

It automatically downloads all the latest firmware updates, game add-ons, and drivers so you’re the one waiting on the laggers to get their gear up to speed. We suggest you recommend Razer Synapse 2.0 to them – as your time is best spent winning, not waiting.

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‎1.10.12. PC Gaming on an all-new form factor. We’ve got more information coming soon. So heads up and get first dibs on what it is by signing up over at http://www.pcgamingisnotdead.com/.

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Dear fans, gamers and customers,

We announced the Razer Tiamat back in August and promised that it would be ready to ship in Q4 this year. Plenty of customers emailed and wrote in through our community channels inquiring if it would be ready by Christmas. The bad news is – it won’t be ready by Christmas. We estimate that the Razer Tiamat will only be available around the end of January 2012.

Rest assured this product is coming out soon, but as we get ready to ship, we are also putting final touches to perfect this headset. We want to be sure that what you get is going to blow your ears away, no holds barred, and unfortunately like all Razer products, it’s ready when it’s ready.

We still apologize for the delay, especially for not making sure this product was ready to sit under Christmas trees everywhere.

But we’d like to make it right:

For all the customers who add their names to the Notify Me list at the minisite www.razerzone.com/tiamat, we’ll provide you with a coupon code for a FREE Razer T-shirt and Razer flask – worth about US$40 – when the Razer Tiamat is available, AND – we’ll ship it to you for free.

Once again, we want to apologize for disappointing our fans and customers, but we hope that when your Razer Tiamat does arrive, it would have been worth the wait.

Thank you for your time, understanding and support through this process. For more information on the Razer Tiamat visit www.razerzone.com/tiamat.

Team Razer

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