Razer Blade: The Ultimate 14-Inch Laptop

We all know what gaming laptops are supposed to look like: big and bulky, complete with gaudy Christmas lighting and enough air vents to make a Cylon cringe. That's what you get if you want desktop power in an itty-bitty frame, and even then it's going to cost more than a few ha'pennies.

That's how it used to be, and not just for gaming laptops. Then Apple came along and made a unibody design, component prices and sizes dropped, and it became possible to fit more in a laptop for less. But laptop makers have only recently started to adapt, and all the while Mac sales have gone . So leave it to a gaming company to come up with a proper competitor.