Gaming notebooks are getting more powerful all the time making gaming with a laptop actually something that many gamers are able to do. The catch is that a track pad is not the way gamers want to control their characters on screen and a full size mouse kills some of the portability of a mobile gaming machine. You may recall back in July that Razer announced a new mobile gaming mouse called the Orochi.
Over at Cologne, Germany, Gamescom is going strong, and companies like Razer are not letting the time slip by without some kind of announcement. In the case of Razer, they had a doozie lined up for this conference: a 17-key mouse, that looks like some kind of futuristic toy, which is called the Naga. It’s set to be used for Massively Multiplayer Online (MMO) games, but as you can probably already assume, it’s tailored for the largest of them all, World of Warcraft.
You know who likes money? Razer likes money, and the gaming peripheral maker has decided that the best way to make it is to milk enthusiastic StarCraft II gamers with a range of new hardware and this “distinctive” messenger bag. As well as the bag, the company promises a tournament-grade keyboard, mouse and headset “specially designed” for Blizzard Entertainment’s StarCraft II.
Razer released a brand new gaming mouse called the Mamba today and it is perfect for the avid gamer. This thing is ergonomic, doesn’t lag and features 2.4GHz wireless tech, which, in case you haven’t already noticed, makes it perfect for video gaming action.
The Lycosa keyboards by Razer are very popular and carry a distinctive style. However, their looks might not appeal to everyone. Because of that fact, the company has now made available two new options for consumers: the Arctosa and the Mirror.
So you bought yourself that new fancy mouse that Razer released yesterday, that occupies your lightening quick reflexes on your right hand, now you need something for your left hand. Well, Belkin has upgraded their n52 SpeedPad by letting Razer in on the action to work their performance enhancing magic and now we have the n52te for your left hand.
The response time on this mouse is 1ms, that’s one millisecond, a speed at which the mouse could not be controlled by a human being. Even better yet, the DPI is extremely high at 1800 dots per inch.
Those two facts combined mean this $35 gaming mouse will not only move very, very fast, but will also move with an extreme amount of precision. The only downside to owning one of these mice is that you’ll no longer be able to blame your piss poor gaming performance on slow hardware.
There is a new viral ad up for a mouse that is coming on March 4th. There is a quick like 4 second Flash ad, a countdown timer, and an email sign-up box and that’s it.
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