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Wednesday, September 6, 2006
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Razer has become a powerful name in gaming peripherals with cutting-edge technology such as their gaming mice, surfaces, accessories, keyboards and audio products. Professional gamers, to enthusiasts and you're grandma can all agree on one thing, Razer products kick ass. We have had the pleasure of using Razer's gaming mice and surfaces over the last several years and have a lot of experience with the Diamond Back, Diamond Back SE, Copperhead and eXactMat products. And with excellent results from using these products as our main interface devices, there was no doubt in our minds we wanted to check out the new Razer Barracuda HP-1 Gaming Headphones.
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Wednesday, August 23, 2006
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Razer has been in the enthusiast game for a quite some time now offering quality mice aimed towards the gamer. Using the momentum they have gained from such products as the Diamondback and the Copperhead, Razer has just released the Barracuda HP-1. Offering "surround sound" in the form of a headset, Razer hopes to incorporate itself into the mind of gamers in areas outside of gaming mice.
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Friday, August 18, 2006
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The Razer Krait appears to be a lower-cost development of the Razer Diamondback. The two mice share a lot of common points, like the same basic design, the same 7-feet long mouse cord with a gold-plated USB connector. They even use what appears to be the same 1600 dpi optical sensor.
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Sunday, August 6, 2006
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The Copperhead uses a new laser sensor which is 25% more sensitive, and captures over 7,080 frames per second. This is backed up by the use of 16-bit data packets and the ability to poll at up to 1000 Hz. The Copperhead comes with 7 programmable buttons. This may sound like a lot, but the side buttons are actually duplicated so that the mouse will fit both left-handed and right-handed gamers. Aesthetically, this mouse is really quite something. It has a really attractive cool gray shell with a logo in the middle. When active, it glows in red or green or blue. This is rounded up by a gold-plated USB connector. If that does not turn heads during a LAN party, then nothing else will!
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Tuesday, November 29, 2005
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One of the most important (and subjective) aspects of a mouse is how it feels. The Razer Copperhead is a lean mouse, low in height, slim, and rather long in length at over 5 inches tall - best suited for people with medium to large hands. That, combined with the incredibly lightweight (127g) body result in a mouse that's controlled more by fingertips than the wrist, a trait that arguably gives more control. Another notable if not obvious trait of the Copperhead is its symmetrical design, which unlike the other heavyweight contenders allows Lefties to play...
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Friday, November 4, 2005
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Looking for the *next* killer gaming mouse? It seems that every few months, one will come along and blow us away. Now we are seeing gaming mice that finally have a freakin' LASER! Today we are taking a look at the new Razer Copperhead, which not only looks awesome, but performs exceptionally...
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Saturday, October 29, 2005
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Choosing the right mouse is harder than choosing the right pair of shoes. The Copperhead isn't cheap at £49.94 including VAT, but for those who demand one of the technically-superior mice out there, this is it. It's the fastest mouse I've ever used by a considerable distance. The mouse feels accurate, smooth and most importantly positive. The button control is as positive as its movement and the feel of the main two buttons is as good as it gets...
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Thursday, September 29, 2005
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The Copperhead boasts some of the best specs of any mouse available. These include the 2000 DPI laser engine, 1000 Hz interpolling and a 16bit data path. This should provide absolute accuracy. It's also is a gorgeous looking mouse, probably the best looking on the market to date... The eXactMat was quite a surprise to me. I'm not a fan of mouse mats but have been won over here. Even if you are not a fan of mouse mats I urge you to at least try it out and discover what a decent one should feel like...
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Monday, August 15, 2005
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The Razer Diamondback is definitely a high-class product, but it's just not one that gels too well with my style of usage. The narrow waistline makes it difficult for me to hold, and results in an aching hand after prolonged use. That said, others obviously find comfortable, and if you're left handed you'll appreciate not having to adapt to an obviously right-hand biased design...
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Tuesday, July 5, 2005
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Ask any professional gamer, what's the best competition mouse available right now and most of them will tell you to check out the Diamondback's. Razer has built a reputation in the professional realms by offering some of the most precise and highly accurate optical mouse's available. Continuing a legacy that started with the world famous Diamondback series, Razer has released a commemorative mouse based on the original Diamondback, namely the Razer Diamondback Plasma Limited Edition.
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Wednesday, June 29, 2005
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Every slight movement of the mouse was translated into movement on screen. So, it was easy to make fine adjustments for sniping shots as well as close-in combat, where speed is all that determines if we live to fight another day! We must commend Razer for the great placement of the buttons. All 7 buttons are easy to reach, even for someone with a small hand. Best of all, the Diamondback works well for both left-handers as well as right-handers. This is truly an excellent gaming mouse. You will be shocked by the difference in performance, especially if you are upgrading from standard mice like the Microsoft WIME or Logitech Wheel Mouse.
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Wednesday, March 16, 2005
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Having used both Diamondback and fUnc sUrface 1030 for some time now, this setup is going to be my permanent configuration. The results are well worth taking the time to get used to the Diamondback's high precision and once you do, look out! Head shots are easier, aiming is easier, I find myself on the giving end of a can of whoop ass and because my skills increased using these products, I recommend this combination to anyone looking to pick up some bragging rights. You want the best aimbot on the market? Look no further!
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Tuesday, March 15, 2005
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Like all professional gaming mice, the Diamondback uses a mouse cord for connectivity. Unlike other mice though, the Diamondback sends 16-bits of data. This bypasses the slow 8ms polling rate supported by Windows XP and allows for much faster speeds! Also unique is the fact that the Diamondback comes with a gold-plated USB connector! A real bling-bling factor for LAN parties. But whether it actually helps in your gaming experience is another matter altogether.
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Tuesday, March 1, 2005
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In all my gaming and computer experience I never felt it a great need for a "gaming mouse pad" but like gaming mice Razer has changed that again! What we have here is Razer's new eXactMat and eXactRest bundle for serious gamers. Razer products are designed by gamers for gamers and their dedication to the industry is producing some of the fastest products on the market. Thanks go out to Kelly for hooking us up with this fine product.
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Saturday, January 22, 2005
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Razer has been making high precision mice for gamers since 1999. Razer now has made a dual surface mouse pad. It's large like other "gamer" pads if you will, but does have one unique feature, two sides with differing surfaces. One is geared for "control" and the other for "speed." Continue on for my thoughts and impressions of Razer's first endeavor into the mouse pad world...
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