On January 6, Razer officially released an esports table concept design named Project Sophia at the ongoing CES 2022 exhibition, which is also the world's first modular gaming table concept. The promotional video shows that this e-sports table can carry different modules, allowing users to complete e-sports, live broadcasting, recording and other aspects of operations with only one table.
Razer Modular Gaming Table Concept Project Sophia supports up to 13 individual modules for powerful personalization. Users can add to the table such as auxiliary screens, system monitoring tools, touchscreen hotkey panels, tablets and audio mixer units, and even external capture cards, which can be easily and easily reconfigured for specific situations in seconds.
At the heart of Project Sophia is a custom PCB equipped with cutting-edge core components, including the latest Intel processors and NVIDIA GPUs. For different user groups, the advantages of modularity are reflected. Creators can access touchscreen digitizers, tablets and creative input tools to simplify some hotkeys and macros; Gamers can add modules to experience high-fidelity audio, THX surround sound systems, and high refresh rate monitors. Stream users can transform Project Sophia into a full broadcast setup with support for camera, microphone, and stream control; In addition, this table can also provide convenience for workers to use productivity hotkey modules, wireless chargers and so on to further improve efficiency.
For added immersion and customization, the Project Sophia gaming table is lined with LEDs that sync with the Razer Chroma RGB ecosystem and features a next-generation OLED display with self-illuminating pixels and the latest technology to ensure brighter, sharper images for a 65-inch viewing experience.
It is clear that the design of this concept table is very much in line with the global context of the past two years. Under the influence of the epidemic, many consumers choose to work from home, and a set of integrated equipment that takes into account work, life and entertainment can meet the needs of many users. Whether it's an office productivity setup or a gaming, streaming, or editing suite, it's redundant and complex to require a lot of extra peripherals and devices to enhance and improve the experience every time. The modularity of Project Sophia will greatly solve this problem, seamlessly linking work, life and play.
At present, Razer has not yet announced the specific time to market of this concept product, but it is worth looking forward to from the design concept.