Razer once again proved that when it comes to gaming, they always have the cutting edge. Last CES 2011, they just won the Best of CES: People’s Voice Award for their concept Razer Switchblade, a revolutionary portable gaming device designed to allow gamers to play on the go with the precision and control usually reserved only for a desktop gaming system. It primarily features a built-in ultra-sensitive multi-touch screen and the world’s first tactile dynamic keyboard that adapts and changes its layout and configuration depending on the games being played. All this effort is to deliver the full desktop gaming experience into a mobile netbook-sized solution.

To set up a game, the patent pending Razer software will allow gamers to either create custom profiles for their favorite games or download them from Razer’s website already pre-built for popular titles. What’s left for them to do is to customize the template designs with their preferred art and designate their choice keys or macros. Switchblade supports both animated and static keys.

Razer Switchblade is powered by an Intel Atom processor designed for small form factor computing. The processor is based on x86 architecture, giving it the capabilities to run PC games and applications. It also optimized to turn any web browsing, office productivity, and multimedia playback experience smoother and more power efficient. By using the latest generation of Atom processor, Switchblade gains a significant increase in speed of integrated graphics engine and enhanced video performance – marking it as one of the best solutions for gaming on the go. Razer also revealed that it will be running on a Windows 7 platform. This concept gaming gadget merely measures 172mm x 115mm x 25 mm and comes with MINI HDMI, USB 3.0, and Standard Headphone and Mic ports.