Razer revealed Project Ariana, its new Chroma-enabled, whole-room projector that reacts in real-time, surrounding users in video and lighting effects during game play.
On top of its new Chroma projector, Razer has also opened up its technology to third-parties such as Philips Hue, Lenovo, Antec, and more.
The projector is not a traditional, stand-alone projector like you may be used to. Instead, it utilizes an ultra-wide fish-eye lens to project images on an entire room to provide better immersion in enabled games.
Razer CEO Min-Liang Tan calls Project Ariana "the future of Razer Chroma."
"Having a game literally surround a gamer completes the entire ecosystem of gaming," Tan said.
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On top of its new Chroma projector, Razer has also opened up its technology to third-parties such as Philips Hue, Lenovo, Antec, and more.
The projector is not a traditional, stand-alone projector like you may be used to. Instead, it utilizes an ultra-wide fish-eye lens to project images on an entire room to provide better immersion in enabled games.
Razer CEO Min-Liang Tan calls Project Ariana "the future of Razer Chroma."
"Having a game literally surround a gamer completes the entire ecosystem of gaming," Tan said.
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