Project Ava: In-Game AI Coach and Guide What's arguably the most interesting thing Razer showcased was Project Ava, a voiced in-game AI assistant and coach. We saw it in action alongside a MOBA ...

More phones support display output, Snapdragon chips are ripping fast, and Arm is growing. The stars are aligning for phones ...

For nearly as long as we’ve had smartphones, there have been attempts to turn them into something “more.” Motorola tried with ...

At CES 2025 in Las Vegas, Razer took the wraps off its Project Ava concept which uses AI to give real-time coaching for gamers. A real-time AI coach for League of Legends wasn't on my CES bingo ...

That’s why, when I got to try Razer’s concept heating and cooling gaming chair today, I was just about ready to stage a heist. Dubbed Project Arielle, the chair isn’t confirmed for market ...

Razer’s Project Ava is one of two concepts the company’s bringing to CES this year, and of the two, I hope it’s the one the company leaves behind. Have you ever heard of backseating?

For added convenience, Razer is stepping up with a mesh gaming chair equipped with a bladeless fan system. In winter, Project Arielle can crank the heat up to a toasty 30C, while in summer ...

Would you like an AI coach speaking in your earphones as you game? That’s what the Razer Project Ava can do, in real time! It’s the time of Artificial Intelligence and we are seeing companies come out ...

One of the more interesting models, however, is a prototype called Project Arielle, a mesh gaming chair with integrated heating and cooling. "Built upon the framework of the award-winning Razer ...

Razer is launching what it claims is the world’s first gaming chair with a built-in heating and cooling system. Unveiling “Project Arielle” this week at CES 2025 in Las Vegas, Razer is ...

Razer has unveiled new chair designs at CES 2025 This includes the budget-oriented Razer Iskur X in addition to Project Arielle Project Arielle is a mesh gaming chair with inbuilt heating and ...

Meet Project Arielle, a concept mesh chair that cools you down or toasts your buns better than the Xbox Series S toaster. Oh, and of course, it has RGB—this is Razer, after all. A butt of ice ...