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Question: Will the parts be upgradeable? By the time they start shipping these out again and have all the accessories its going to be outdated within 6-7 months
Document: Best and only Windows tablet for pc gaming. The only thing holding it back is the limited availability of accessories and some quality issues with the controller dock. *Update September 7, 2013  After a few months of light use the case around the exhaust vent has warped. System gets extremely hot very quickly. I'm expecting this thing will be dead soon after the 12 month warranty is up.
Great product! They discontinued all of the accessories though.they had them all in stock for just 1-2 months and then they were sold out. Then they discontinued them. Been waiting for about two months for them to come back in stock, but does not look like its happening. Wish they would let you know before you spend 1,000 dollars on it.
Warrenty is going to run out before I can actually start using the machine! and all those expensive transport cost is tolling up so much. I was considering buying the keyboard dock however I have now lost confidence. I suggest you do not buy razer edge.Edited: (10 mar 2014) there is a wifi commection problem on and off again.,it will pretend it is not connecting correctly with a DNA server, tried flushing dns cache tried using google dns, tried reconnecting, restarting.
I am going to call and activate today, but it seems like a hassle.EDIT: I am now shipping my Razer Edge back to Amazon. After about 2 weeks of solid use, I am getting random freezes. The entire system crashes and I must hard shutdown the entire system. I have done everything in my power. Every option Windows gives me, I have tried, and none of it works. I have traced the problem to what I believe to be a bad stick of RAM.
The advantage is the portability and versatility; I reduce my messenger bag's weight by 6 or more pounds...that is huge for a guy with a bad back and is always on the go. Plus I could not find a ultrabook with the same gpu power as the Edge Pro.So if you can swing the cost and take the time to figure where some things have moved in windows 8, get one if you want the ultimate road warrior machine.
It will often BSOD when NOT docked. After the first restart, or the first BSOD, it runs properly and it has proven to be a powerful machine. But it has to either cash or restart every time it boots to run. Razer's solution always ends the same: restore the PC, re-download everything and start over.
I've been using OS X and iOS almost exclusively for a few years. So when Windows 8 first came out, I didn't pay it too much attention. So once it came time to start using it, I wasn't carrying any of the normal baggage of &#34;it's not like it was before!&#34; I didn't go in with any expectations of it being like Windows before.The nearest thing I can draw experience from would be iOS on an iPad.
I think it's safe to say that this will be my last Razer purchase and my tablet will be going up on Ebay this afternoon. Sad how such a great company can turn into such a terrible one but, either way, it's time to move on. Goodbye Razer.
If you need to use more than 1 device at a time with the Razer Edge pro then avoid this unit. Other than Razer not continuing to manufacture and sell the (some say high price) accessories then I would say great device. But if you feel the need to sit the device down and not use it as a pure tablet then look at the Microsoft surface pro line up!! !
I still have not yet heard back and it has been 6 days.
Answer: I opened mine up to check.  Hard drive and memory are upgradeable but CPU and graphics card are not.  By the time the accessories that are needed to actually use this are available, this will be obsolete.