About Us

Who we are

We are a small team of Razer fans and holographic AI enthusiasts. When Razer unveiled Razer AVA at CES 2026, we knew this device was going to change the desktop forever — and we wanted to be the reference we wished we could have found.

Why we do this

Because we have been following Razer for years and watching how its hardware and software bets set the pace. With Razer AVA, the company is not just shipping another gadget: it is trying to put a real AI companion inside a hologram. That is exactly the kind of technology we love to break down.

We have no insider access and no Razer on speed dial. We are writers and enthusiasts who enjoy researching, cross-checking sources, and writing with a point of view. When we get something wrong, we fix it.

What you will find here

• News about Razer AVA, its ecosystem, and its launch.
• Analysis with our own take: we do not just summarize what Razer announces, we also tell you what it means for the market.
• Practical guides: pricing, availability by country, PC requirements, and how to reserve.
• Everything in English and Spanish, because the AVA community is global.

An independent project

It is important you know: we are not Razer. AVA Hologram is an independent informational project with no affiliation with the company. "Razer AVA" and "Razer" are registered trademarks of their respective owners, and we use them only to identify and discuss them. Any pricing, dates, and specs should be confirmed through official channels.

Made by fans, built by Gekofy

We write the content, but the site is designed and built by Gekofy, a digital agency that specializes in web projects. Without them, this would still be a draft in a text document.

Who writes this

Behind the articles is Alex Andrés, founder and editor of AVA Hologram. I have followed Razer for years and have been covering Project AVA (Razer AVA) since its CES 2026 debut. I'm interested in generative AI, gaming hardware and the Razer ecosystem, and I write every article by the same rule: cross-check sources, separate what's confirmed from what's leaked, and give my own take in an "Our Take" section at the end.

If you spot an error or want to suggest a topic, email me at [email protected]. I reply personally.

How we work (editorial policy)

• What we cover: news, analysis and guides about Razer AVA and its ecosystem. Nothing that does not add value.
• How we choose topics: we follow official announcements, verified leaks and real search demand. We do not cover sourceless rumors.
• Source criteria: primary sources only (Razer statements, established outlets), and we always separate "confirmed" from "leaked".
• How we write: every article includes our own analysis ("Our Take"); we do not summarize press releases without adding judgment.
• Corrections: if we get something wrong, we fix it and flag it. No exceptions.
• Independence: we are not Razer and nobody pays us to cover their products. We are funded by advertising, and any affiliate link will always be clearly labeled.