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Razer announces a plug-and-play capture card to rival Elgato

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It seems like Razer is trying to muscle in someone else's streaming turf.

Ripsaw X connected to a laptop and plugged into a 4K camera on a desk.
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The Kiyo X is a lower-cost webcam capable of streaming and recording at 720p, at either 30 or 60 fps. Its round cookie shape design takes cues from its fancier cousin, the Kiyo Pro, the best webcam for low-light environments, but comes in at less than half of the cost. It might be a good option if higher-end cameras are out of your price range. 

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