Razer has been trying to focus on making stylish PCs for the gaming community. This seems like a natural extension to their product line. Just look at the Bla

Razer has been trying to focus on making stylish PCs for the gaming community. This seems like a natural extension to their product line. Just look at the Blade laptop; it's an incredibly thin (and cool) gaming PC meant to compete head-to-head against the MacBook Pro. I think it looks great, but my concern would be that of others who have already commented. Modularity is great, however in an increasingly un-modular world I'd be worried about sinking money into the platform only to have Razer release a new, incompatible version in the not-too-distant future.