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Razer Book13

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PRICE As reviewed (laptop only), £1,317 (£1,580 inc VAT) from razer.com

The Razer Book 13 is the company’s first laptop targeted at productivity instead of gaming, and if you were expecting to see a discrete graphics chip inside then prepare for disappointment. Just like the Dell XPS 13 () so clearly in the Razer Book’s sights, Intel’s Iris Xe graphics are in charge of acceleration. But there’s a twist: alongside the optional Razer-branded monitor, keyboard, headset, stand, mouse, backpack, gaming chair, face mask and T-shirt, it also offers an

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