According to Razer, Forge TV is a console based on Android 5.0 Lollipop. Of course in addition to its main function to play the game, because it uses the Android gamers can access Google Play as well as other popular applications, such as YouTube.
In the specification Forge TV armed with a Qualcomm Snapdragon chipset 805 with quad-core Krait processor 450 2.5GHz speed and Adreno 420 GPU and 2GB of RAM. A very powerful combination to produce a top class gaming performance.
In addition, gamers will also find 16GB of internal memory to accommodate a wide range of games and applications they download, HDMI 1.4 output, USB 3.0, Bluetooth 4.1, WiFi, and Gigabit Ethernet. Forge TV also supports Google Cast so that users can stream content such as movies, music, and more from their Android or iOS device to the TV.
Not only Forge TV, was at once announced Razer Razer Serval, a companion of the console controller as well as the Razer Turret, gaming mouse and lapboard designed to comfortably placed in the user's lap. Interestingly, Forge TV also supports several other controllers including the PS4 and Xbox 360 controller Forge TV is also able to connect up to four controllers to play games that support local multiplayer mode.
On price, Forge TV priced $ 100 for the console alone, and $ 150 including the controller. Meanwhile, if you want to buy it separately, along with mobile phone Serval clip sold for USD 80. While Turret priced at USD 130.
Keep in mind that the Razer in the near future will also release Razer Cortex: Stream, a program that allows gamers to play PC games Stream.
