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Razer had some ticking announcements at E3 2021, including a new Razer Blade 14 with AMD’s Ryzen 9 processors, an updated Raptor 27 gaming monitor along with a 130W GaN charger. We weren’t expecting to hear anything else, but Razer CEO Min-Liang Tan announced that the Project Hazel mask will actually go on sale, starting in the last quarter of this year.
Tan said Hazel will be released in “drops” exclusively on his website, with the first appearing in the fourth quarter timeframe.
Slice of Razer E3 2021 presentation announcing the launch plan. Photo: Scanner
Besides this availability announcement, Tan has also shared some upcoming changes to the mask since it premiered in January. Razer plans to keep the mask’s transparent design to make it easier to see the wearer’s mouth, but the company will also add interior lighting and an anti-fog coating inside the mask.
If you want to see what Project Hazel looks like on your face, Razer has an Instagram filter that lets you try it out via augmented reality. (I should point out that for some reason, it doesn’t work for me on my iPhone 12 mini.)
We know you’ve been waiting for the Project Hazel smart mask to become a reality – we’re working on it and there will be news soon! In the meantime, we’ve made our Project Hazel smart mask available as an Instagram AR filter. Check out what it looks like on you: https://t.co/jGFjDnZHDU pic.twitter.com/j8bo5twjYU
– R Λ Z Ξ R (Razer) Apr 24, 2021
If you want to be notified of upcoming drops, sign up on the Project Hazel website.
Correction: The Project Hazel filter on Instagram is nothing new; It was released in April. We are sorry for the error.
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