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Wednesday, January 30, 2008
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When I was handed the Razer Destructor Pro Gaming Mat (aka a Mouse Pad), and was told to do a review on it, I have to be honest and say I didn't really know where to go with it. I mean, it's a mouse pad; you put your mouse on it, and you go. Not being a career PC gamer, I found it hard to understand the depths that a high quality mouse pad such as this could mean to the PC gaming experience. I mean, really, aren't all black textured mouse pads all the same?
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Monday, January 28, 2008
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True-to-life audio clarity is the tune that Razer is singing for its newest Piranha headset. Will the gaming community bite?
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Razer Destructor is the name of the newest hard gaming surface that uses a new surface technology. The Destructor features the all new "Fractal" surface that should enable you to get the best tracking out of your laser or optical mouse.
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Tuesday, January 15, 2008
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While attending a local LAN party, I've noticed one brand of gaming gear that dominates among the hard-core: and that brand is Razer. They make gaming mice, keyboards, and headsets with features that PC gamers are looking for with a high degree of quality and a decent price point. A good gaming headset is a necessity when playing online, not only to hear the critical audio cues that help keep you alive, but to communicate with your teammates for coordination (and taunt your victims, of course).
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Monday, January 7, 2008
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Razer is one company that's been in this business for quite some time. They've been making gaming mice for several years; in fact, their entire product line is geared towards gaming, making them far from the typical bandwagon-hopping company. Many gamers are using, or have used one of their products, giving Razer a solid following. However, with the increasing competition from other manufacturers, Razer has responded with their latest weapon - the Lachesis Gaming Mouse. Sporting an astounding 4000 DPI laser sensor and an atypical symmetric/ambidextrous design, the Lachesis seems poised to take the leadership in the gaming mouse arena. Let's see if it lives up to the Razer brand name.
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Friday, January 4, 2008
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The Razer Mako speakers fire equally in all directions. This allows you to be able to enjoy the same rich sound quality in any position of the room. You can tell readily if you use your computer for watching movies with more than one person in the room. Everyone gets the same sound quality.
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The Razer Lycosa tempts with its sleek looks and cool functions and should be a no-brainer for gamers looking for an edge.
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Friday, December 21, 2007
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The Razer Tarantula is one of the best gaming keyboards out there, if only they fixed the software installation.
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Thursday, December 20, 2007
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At Driver Heaven we spend a lot of time in front of PC's and because of this our components such as keyboards and mice, even headphones, have to be decent quality. Having peripherals which perform well and feel comfortable is essential if you are an enthusiast. It says a lot about Razer that the systems at the desk I work on daily use Razer mice, a DeathAdder and a Diamondback. In addition to this a Barracuda headset can also be found hanging from my chair arm. These components all far exceeded our expectations when we first used them and turned out to be best in their class.
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The Razer Diamondback 3G Gaming Mouse arrived Technic3D. 1800dpi 3G Infrared Sensor. Before the enemy sees you, he's been fragged? Seven Programmable Hyperesponse Buttons and On-The-Fly Sensitivity see you in the following Review on Technic3D.
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Wednesday, December 19, 2007
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Razer DeathAdder Mouse is intended for serious gamers, but there are better options out there.
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Gamers love Razer and Razer love gamers. As a result, they've taken it upon themselves to create some of the best gaming peripherals around including the Boomslang and Deathadder. They've made a gamer keyboard before called the Tarantula and several more in cahoots with other manufactures although these weren't destined for the gamers desk. Today I have the Lycosa which is a cut-down version of the Tarantula with light up keys and a more petite size. Let's see if Razer can keep gamers happy with this next keyboard incarnation.
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Monday, December 10, 2007
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For all you gaming enthusiasts, the introduction of the Razer Lachesis is going to enhance your gaming experience, in more ways than one.
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Friday, December 7, 2007
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This is Razer's latest gaming keyboard and features full, adjustable backlighting. The Lycosa complements the Razer Lachesis well. I like the looks of the Razer Lycosa very much. The rubber topped keys and mate finish on the wrist rest offset the glossy keyboard well. The backlighting is done in a blue color that looks good and is uniformly bright over all of the keys.
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Wednesday, November 28, 2007
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This is the latest gaming mouse from Razer and offers the highest levels of sensitivity to be had for PC gaming. The buttons on the left side of the mouse fall exactly where my thumb typically rests when I game. Normally when that happens they end up being clicked accidentally. However, the buttons on the Lachesis require more than an accidental touch to activate them. You have to want to use those buttons, which is a good thing.
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