(PR) Razer Unveils the Razer Prio: the Pocket-Sized Controller
In a press release, Razer unveiled the Prio, described as the first in a new line of ultraportable mobile gaming controllers. The foldable USB-C controller targets iPhone and Android users, offering full-sized control in a pocketable form. The announcement is light on technical specifications, pricing, and release date details.
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Save a ridiculous 76% on this 7-in-1 Hyper Dual Monitor Thunderbolt 4 Dock — just $24 buys a dual 4K60Hz HyperDrive docking station for pennies on the dollar
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