42 PCWorld FEBRUARY 2021NEWS
IMAGE: RAZERRazer is bringing RGB to N95 masks,
because why not?
In addition to the Razer Project Hazel N95 mask, the company also demonstrated Project
Brooklyn, a concept gaming chair with a retractable screen. BY MARK HACHMANM
asks to prevent the spread of
COVID-19 have evolved from
protection to a fashion
statement. Now Razer is
taking it a step further with Project Hazel, a
voice-amplified RGB mask it announced at
CES 2021. Yes, RGB.
In March 2020, Razer announced that itwould convert some of its manufacturing lines
to develop certified surgical-grade masks (go.
pcworld.com/mlmk) to help fight the spread
of coronavirus, and company executives said
they’ve already manufactured a million masks.
“And as a natural progression, the evolution
of this initiative, we wanted to test our team
with looking at developing a new mask,