Razer didn't share any details about pricing or even going into full production with the Project Linda at this time. This year, you can say hello to Project Linda, a laptop powered entirely by the Razer Phone. But Razer's Project Linda might be another effort worth taking a look at. The 13.3-inch display is a Quad HD touchscreen with 120 Hz refresh rate.
The way it works is that the Razer Phone docks in face-up position where the touchpad would normally be found. Razer's project Linda aims to leverage the power of the Razer Phone and instantly transforms it into an Android based laptop PC.
Razer, just like other smartphone manufacturers, can see how much humanity depends on their smartphones. There is also the option to hook up a mouse, which could give you an edge when it comes to some Android games. "The Razer Phone 5.7-inch display can be used as a touchpad, or as a second screen for access to apps, tools, and more". According to Razer's official CES 2018 press release, that sound designation is "typically reserved for high-end entertainment systems and PCs", exploiting five full-bandwidth channels and one low-frequency effects channel.
Netflix and Razer just announced a new partnership that will bring HDR10 and six-channel Dolby Digital Plus 5.1- certified video content to the Razer Phone following an exclusive agreement between the two companies. Don't get too excited, it is not a commercial product yet, Razer is unveiling it as a concept. The phone's screen is mirrored on Project Linda's display and the phone itself becomes the trackpad.
The laptop body doesn't have any of its own processing power, but it does feature a 200 GB storage drive, a 720p webcam, its own microphone, and an extended battery (with a 53.6 watt-hour capacity).
The most interesting aspect of Project Linda is how it puts the Razer Phone to use.
Project Linda also has Razer's iconic Chroma backlighting for the keybard, an audio jack, a USB port and a USB Type-C charging port.
