The world of technology is closely linked to that of automobiles. This is not because I say so, but it can be easily verified at fairs such as the CES in Las Vegas, which has started today with a starting grid where processors and electric vehicles have a place.
Razer is one of the best and most recognized hardware manufacturers in the world of computers, especially those dedicated to video games, and its Chroma range, allows gamers to customize the lighting of their peripherals to their liking.
It is not strange to see collaborations of companies dedicated to the world of technology with car manufacturers. This is what Razer has done with the Chinese firm Leapmotor. One of the factors that brings greater modernism to new vehicles is lighting and digital screens.
That is why Leapmotor has relied on Razer to supply its models with Chroma technology. This system goes beyond a simple RGB configuration of LEDs, but allows users to adjust different scenes and synchronize different devices through the same lighting pattern.
"Razer Chroma is the world's largest RGB personalization platform, and I'm pleased to announce that Leapmotor, China's electric car startup, will also integrate Chroma into its vehicles." Razer CEO Min-Liang Tan said in a tweet.
Yes, we agree that it is perhaps not the greatest innovation in the car market, and that it is also not the most useful or necessary, but It never hurts to offer customization for the products that users purchase. A success if you also collaborate with one of the leading manufacturers in the computer sector.
Of course, seeing this panorama assails us with a doubt...Will we be able to see Chroma technology in other types of products beyond vehicles or computer peripherals?