A general review of my thought on the Razer Deathadder mouse, hope you enjoy and please subscribe.
Sunday, December 25, 2011
Tuesday, December 20, 2011
Razer Spectre StarCraft II Gaming Mouse
!±8± Razer Spectre StarCraft II Gaming Mouse
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Tournament ready and designed exclusively for StarCraft II: Wings of Liberty, the Razer Spectre StarCraft II gaming mouse is a lightweight, five button mouse that is ideal for gamers that prefer precision and control for an RTS. The adjustable button force combined with the ultra-large non slip buttons allow a substantial increase in your APM (Actions-Per-Minute), which will be monitored by the newly developed multi-color APM Lighting System. Whether you're Protoss, Terran or Zerg, the Razer Spectre StarCraft II gaming mouse gives you exactly what you are looking for in an RTS mouse.
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Sunday, December 11, 2011
The New Razer Mamba Wireless Gaming Mouse - Pros and Cons
The emergence of the wireless gaming mouse has got gamers to thinking about which type of mouse is more suitable for gaming, wired or wireless? The advantages that the new wireless gaming mouse technology as evidenced in the Razer Mamba are many.
The Mamba is the ultimate solution for comfortable, versatile and fast gaming. It has all the fast action capabilities that the top gamers look for, plus more features that guarantee to make your gaming experience a satisfying one.
With its 1000 hz update rate the Mamba wireless gaming mouse can take in hundreds of image frames per second. This works towards a considerable refinement of performance. Built into the Mamba is the capability for the user to adjust the dots-per-inch (DPI) resolution of the screen from 400 DPI up to 5,600 DPI for the finest image processing and precision ever. This gives the gamer excellent pin-pointing capabilities. The Mamba wireless mouse uses 2.4 Ghz of speed. It can detect and ignore noise in the graphics and effectively removes image interference. The rate of response is very quick and it is equal to the wired gaming mice in performance. Its fast acceleration allows the gamer to move the mouse at a fast speed without losing coordination with the mouse cursor which never lags or gets misplaced on the screen. This prevents disorientation of the mouse during critical and fast moments in the game. With the Mamba, the gamer has access to wireless and wired mouse technology. The user may choose to connect the mouse with the wire in order to recharge it.
The 1.02 version of the Mamba wireless gaming mouse manifested some power storage problems. Its battery effectiveness for normal usage stopped after about 3 hours, 4 hours short of the 7 claimed by Razer. However, the 1.03 version of the Mamba wireless gaming mouse appears to have resolved the power issue. The Mamba will need its own driver installed with it.
This wireless gaming mouse is the fastest performing mouse on the market today. It is free of many of the shortcomings that plague both wired and wireless gaming mice. Besides resolving issues, it has added some more features like the ability to adjust the DPI up to 5,600 which is a milestone high value for dots-per-inch.
The Mamba wireless gaming mouse will actually simulate an increase of your Avatar's stats and weapon power because of its high acceleration and the extreme sensitivity of the main mouse buttons. Your mouse will never miss a single click.
One versatile feature that the Mamba does not have and Microsoft's Sidewinder wireless mouse has is the ability to respond on any surface. This is one aspect that the technology that went into the Mamba falls short of Microsoft's technology.
But on the whole, the Mamba will still be one of the best choices you can make for your razor mouse.
Wednesday, December 7, 2011
Microsoft SideWinder X8 Mouse
Introducing the ultimate wireless gaming mouse. The Microsoft SideWinder X8 Mouse offers the world's most advanced tracking with Microsoft BlueTrack™ Technology, as well as the convenience of a wireless mouse with wired gaming performance.
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Saturday, December 3, 2011
Brief History of the Optical Gaming Mouse
If you're like me, you've been a gamer since you can remember. You grew up playing games the likes of Wolfenstein 3D, and in actuality it was only the demo version since I was just a kid and my parents at that time didn't believe in using a credit card to purchase a game "through the modem".
You were playing Commander Keen and Avoid the Noid, all using the arrow or WASD keys on your keyboard. Soon we were using the mouse after a time of conversion from the comfortable keyboard controls, inside the bounds of gaming, we were running around in Rise of the Triad shooting enemy gangsters and dogs and taking out enemy monsters in Doom with our mechanical ball rodents.
Soon games became more detailed and required better accuracy and a quick wrist to be successful. Traditional ball mice would gunk up and skip across the screen, they just couldn't keep up.
Voila! Enter the Optical mouse in the form of the Microsoft Intelli-Mouse Optical. In general, the "new" Optical mouse technology of the time provided higher sensitivity, no skipping cursor across the screen because of gunked up mechanical features, and the mouse could now be used on a wide variety of different surfaces. Read here to learn how Optical Mice work.
The only limits were set on the capabilities of the LED optics of the optical mouse and the speed of which the processing of these images takes place, the measure of this is called Dots per Inch (DPI). It wasn't until the Gaming Mouse that DPI numbers shot up utilizing the Optical mouse technology. An Optical Gaming Mouse of the past couple years is capable of over 1600 DPI, example: Logitech MX518,yet early ball mice were capable of around 200 DPI. Over 8 times the resolution!
Although traditional LED Optical mice are still the majority rule, the Laser Optical mouse made its huge explosion into the Optical Gaming Mouse market with the introduction of the Logitech MX1000 in 2004. The initial advantage the Laser mouse provided was the exact precision of the laser sensor was more accurate than an LED based optical sensor. The MX1000 only had a max sensitivity of 800 DPI but its precision blew all previous mice out of the water, move your hands even the slightest bit and you will see the relative movement of the mouse immediately, no more "stuck" cursors because of the lack of precision. Laser mice can track on even a wider array of surfaces than typical LED based Optical Gaming mice can.
Since the MX1000, Laser mice have made leaps and bounds to where even 5600 DPI is possible as demonstrated in the Razer Mamba There are plenty of other specifications and features that matter on a gaming mouse nowadays, customization of mouse buttons, USB polling rate, max acceleration, even on-board memory storage to store profiles of the above mentioned options.
The computer peripheral we know as the Mouse has gone from plain and clunky to sleek and agile in a mere 10 years time. The Optical Gaming Mouse has played the majority part in the push for this technology and the race between the different companies in the market. The demand has grown as Gamers realize the limitations of the old age hardware and the near limitless possibilities of digital enabling them to step up their level of competitiveness. Technology is a beautiful thing, the Mouse is a platform where this has been shown over and over again.
Tuesday, November 29, 2011
Razer Orochi Unboxing - The World's First Gaming Notebook Mouse
This shows you everything you get inside the box when you open your Razer Orochi and Razer Kabuto. The Razer Orochi brings mobile gaming mouse standards to new heights with its small form factor and bleeding-edge technology. Equipped with a gaming-grade laser sensor and dual mode wired/wireless functionality, the Razer Orochi uses Bluetooth technology to address your need for portability and ease of use with a wired mode option for gaming grade performance. Gaming on the go is now possible www.razerzone.com Special thanks to our friends over at Sonance Lab for the recording/mix/and music. (www.sonancelab.com).
Saturday, November 26, 2011
HD Razer Mamba Mouse HD
Hey guy's this is the first time i ever bought any Razer products i can say that i am really happy with the mouse.
Monday, November 21, 2011
Razer Lycosa Mirror Gaming Keyboard - Special Edition
!±8± Razer Lycosa Mirror Gaming Keyboard - Special Edition
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- High gloss mirror finish keytop
- Selective Anti-Ghosting WASD Gaming Cluster
- Slim Keycap Structure with Hyperesponse Technology
- Backlit illumination with WASD cluster lighting option
- Fully-programmable keys with macro capability
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Razer Lycosa Mirror Gaming Keyboard - Special Edition
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Thursday, November 17, 2011
Five Tips For Buying A Gaming Mouse
When buying a new gaming mouse, there are a lot of things to consider. Some of these things are very obvious, but others are things most people will probably not think about. Here are the most important things to think about before you get a new gaming mouse:
If you think I am going to talk about comfort, you are mistaken. All gaming mice are designed to be ergonomically comfortable. When you're buying a high-end mouse from a reputable gaming hardware manufacturer, you can expect that the mouse has been tested extensively. You will, of course, prefer some mice to others. That gets us to our first point:
Mouse grip: Everyone holds the mouse a little bit differently. While there are many terms used in the gaming industry to describe how someone holds the mouse, there are only two thing that really matter when we talk about the comfort of the gaming mouse: claw or palm grip.
Some people like to put their entire hand on the back of the mouse. People who do this will find smaller mice and mice that are shorter to be aggravating. Other people like to move the mouse around with just the fingertips. Usually, the wrist is wresting on something and the motions are much smaller. You can read gaming mouse reviews, and if the review is good you will read whether the mouse is made to be gripped with your fingertips or your whole hand. For example, the Microsoft Sidewinder X8 is made to be held with the whole hand, while the Logitech G9x is meant to be held in the fingertips only.
Anything beyond these two things is a matter of preference and playstyle. Even though these things are important, they do not have a significant impact on how much you like the mouse.
CPI / DPI: Counts per inch or dots per inch is the next thing you need to think about. These are essentially the same thing, but the terminology is different between companies. Most gaming mouse makers like to use the term DPI, but Steelseries likes to use the term CPI. The reasons are technical, and Steelseries has a great reason for rebelling, but this isn't important for now.
The important thing is that these numbers are a measurement of how accurate the mouse is, and how fast it can go. If you want a mouse that is very sensitive, you need a mouse with a higher CPI / DPI. If you want a mouse that is very accurate, you will want to look for a higher number too. Modern gaming mice can go as high as 5700 for the best, and 1800 for the least accurate sensors.
Weight: Some people like a heavy mouse, some people like a light mouse, and most people will adjust to a mouse no matter how heavy or light it is. If you are someone who wants a heavy mouse you may want to look for a mouse like the Logitech G500 that has a weight cartridge included with it. These mice allow you to make the mouse very heavy or fairly light depending on your preference.
Cords: Traditionally, gamers did not like to buy mice that were wireless. The batteries ran out fast, there was interference, and there was a lag in response time. Modern gaming mice have fixed this problem with new technology that allows them to last longer, avoid interference, and work with less lag.
New gaming mice like the Razer Mamba and Microsoft SideWinder X8 can function in either wired or wireless modes. This also helps prevent having to recharge the battery at the worst times. These mice usually have a very slight delay, cost a lot more, but offer much greater flexibility. For most gamers, the hybrid mice are an excellent choice if they can be afforded.
Extras: There are a number of other gaming mice that have features that make them ideal for certain uses. The Razer Naga, for example, is designed for MMO gaming. It has tons of buttons on the side that can be mapped to different functions within games. There are other mice, like the Logitech G9x, that allow you to record macros and save them right on the mouse along with your personalized settings.
Friday, November 11, 2011
Razer Mamba Wireless Gaming Laser Mouse 5600 DPI
!±8± Razer Mamba Wireless Gaming Laser Mouse 5600 DPI
- Gaming-Grade Wireless Technology
- Dual Mode Wired/Wireless Functionality
- Razer Synapse¿ Onboard Memory
- Charging Dock
- Ultra?large non?slip Hyperesponse buttons
- Razer Synapse Onboard Memory
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Razer Mamba Wireless Gaming Laser Mouse 5600 DPI
Monday, November 7, 2011
Mamba 2012 Elite Ergonomic Wireless Gaming Mouse
!±8±Mamba 2012 Elite Ergonomic Wireless Gaming Mouse
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The Razer Mamba harnesses everything that the greatest gaming mouse would need to take gamers to the stratosphere of win. Featuring a 2.4Ghz gaming-grade wireless technology for unhindered swiping freedom, an all-new 6400dpi 4G Dual Sensor System for blisteringly accurate tracking and customization of lift-off tracking distance, and longer battery life, the Razer Mamba makes legends of gamers who dare to strive for immortality.
Thursday, October 27, 2011
Razer BlackWidow Ultimate Mechanical Gaming Keyboard
!±8± Razer BlackWidow Ultimate Mechanical Gaming Keyboard
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| Price : $119.95 | Post Date : Oct 27, 2011 09:45:22Usually ships in 1-2 business days
he Razer BlackWidow Ultimate takes you full speed into combat with a full-fledged mechanical key infrastructure delivering crisp, tactile feedback with every actuation. Bringing an entirely different feel and faster keystroke actuation to the table, this revolutionary fully backlit gaming keyboard is rounded off by its additional macro keys and unlimited on-the-fly macro recording
Monday, October 24, 2011
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