Razer Project Valerie released in China

Robert Sole 13 January 2017

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Razer Project Valerie Open Perspective 1

They've found, more or less, Razer's Project Valerie laptops, which are for sale in China for no less than $ 21.700

The most bizarre story of CES 2017 seems to be running its course. A few days ago we echoed information that revealed the theft of the Razer Project Valerie prototypes. We say prototypes because apparently two of these laptops were stolen. These laptops have already appeared, although a bit far from the United States, specifically they have found it in China and you can buy it for about $ 22.000

Razer's Project Valerie is characterized by an innovative design with three screens with a 4K resolution, adding a total resolution of 12K. This laptop hides the screens and is currently using an NVIDIA GTX 1080 graphics card. We don't know if Razer will mass-market them as it is a prototype. The laptops shown in Las Vegas are the only ones in the world, so watch out for any new information regarding this laptop leaking.

We do not know if it is a man or a woman who has put them up for sale, but it is interesting that they have taken them to China, going through customs. It is likely that no one has detected that it is the Razer prototype, since you have to have knowledge of technology and the day of CES 2017 and it was possibly planned and they went at full speed before they even noticed the disappearance.

If you have money left over, on Taobao (Asian buying and selling website) you can buy it for 150.000 Yuan, which is about $ 21.700 in exchange. The price is based on the factors of the novelty of the product, how rare this product is and the information that it can suppose for the company or the person who acquires it, being able to traffic with this product, as they are already doing, on the other hand. It is possible that it will end up being Razer herself that drops the money to avoid further leaks and recover its prototypes.

Far from the jokes to which this whole matter is lent, we must say that buying this product, apart from leaving you without savings, is susceptible to crime in Spain, since you are buying a stolen product. We will see how this story ends.

NOTE: New information from Razer Spain states that this is false. More information here.