Other Gaming highlights at CES (Picture 1):

At the AMD event, Dr. ZF Su announced the 7040/7045 series of CPUs designed specifically for gaming computers, including the AMD RYZEM 7045HX, which is designed with the help of AI algorithms, and relies on TSMC's 5nm 3DV Advanced Manufacturing Technology to deliver an overall performance of 1.69 times that of the Intel i9 processor in real-world computing; laptops equipped with AMD RYZEM 7045HX can reduce power requirements to achieve more than 30 hours of 4K video viewing time. With the AMD RYZEM 7045HX, laptops can reduce power demand and achieve more than 30 hours of 4K movie viewing time.
SONY announced the "SONY PS VR2" in the Gaming related area; it supports 4K high definition and 120Hz high frame rate, plus 4 embedded cameras and 2 independent IR eye tracking systems, to achieve an immersive experience that reduces halos and allows the game screen to interact with the player's eyeballs. It can be seen that SONY is using its own content-rich PlayStation game platform to promote the original universe to the game industry.
In the past, the business model of Nintendo (Switch), Sony (PS) and Microsoft (XBOX) was to use game platforms as the mainstay, with many games and exclusives in order to promote the hardware consoles, but Razer is going in the opposite direction, and this time, the "Razer Edge" on display at the CES focuses on the use of the Android OS, and it can be preloaded with platforms including Steam, XBOX, Cloud Gaming and GFN. The Razer Edge is designed to use Android OS and can be preloaded on platforms such as Steam, XBOX, Cloud Gaming, and GFN, allowing gamers to choose freely according to their personal preferences, and freeing them from the disadvantage of being bound to a specific host in the past. "The Razer Edge offers a 6.8-inch screen in the size of a handheld and supports 1080p+144Hz high-performance hardware, showing its determination to capture the handheld market with a good gaming experience and free platform options.