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Tuesday, October 21, 2008
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A traditional maker of gaming-
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Monday, September 8, 2008
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With an awesome host of features, can the Razer Lycosa be the ultimate gaming keyboard?
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Friday, July 25, 2008
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It is no secret that the last Razer keyboard we looked at, the Tarantula, was a complete disappointment. In terms of features it was excellent but actually using the keyboard was a far from fulfilling experience, I found it uncomfortable over long term use. Additionally the rearrangement of button order such as that used for Print Screen, Scroll Lock, etc was completely unnecessary. With todays review product Razer have the chance to make amends. The Lycosa is the latest keyboard to be released by the California based company and on first glance it appears to have at least a few improvements over the Tarantula.
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Tuesday, July 1, 2008
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Razer already had their own type of keyboard called the Tarantula, but they now have another one called the Lycosa. A slick looking keyboard with led lighting, touch sensitive media controls and more. Without much further a due, let's see what this keyboard has to offer.
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Monday, June 23, 2008
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The Razer Lycosa Gamer Keyboard arrived Technic3D. A Gamer Keyboard with Backlight illumination and "WASD cluster lighting option", Fully-programmable keys with macro capability, TouchPanel, Earphone-out and microphone-in jacks and 1ms response time. The best Gamer Keyboard in the moment? See this in the following Review.
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Monday, April 28, 2008
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The Lycosa is smaller than its predecessor, in both width and depth. The keys are all rubberized in a non-slip finish, and illuminate in blue by default. You can also select no backlighting, which although looks very sleek, depends on your knowledge of key locations. Since this is a gaming targeted keyboard, the WASD cluster alone can be lit. Then there's the keyboard's other interesting features.
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Thursday, April 10, 2008
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The Razer Lycosa is an excellent little gaming keyboard and is nicely put together despite a few tiny flaws. Really though, the only things that bother us are the grime-grabbing materials and the awkward backlighting that makes typing an occasional chore during the day.
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Friday, March 7, 2008
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In terms of aesthetics, the Lycosa is certainly an attention-grabber. The top surface has a sleek, glossy finish, almost like a piano. The buttons are finished with a non-slip, rubber finish that contrasts the glossy surface really well. The wrist rest appears to be regular black plastic, with the Razer logo in the center. I really like how the keys aren't fully visible when the back light is off, producing a nice stealth effect.
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Thursday, February 7, 2008
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The Razer Lycosa Keyboard is the company's first input device with the flat key type - similar to that of notebooks. Those never tend to be the best for gaming, but Razer has managed to eliminate any shortcomings with a perfect pressure point and rubber coated keys.
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Friday, January 4, 2008
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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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Wednesday, December 19, 2007
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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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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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Tuesday, October 9, 2007
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Razer's Taranchula gaming keyboard is easily one of the PC gamer's favorite gaming peripherals, and Razer has built on this success with the new Lycossa Gaming Keyboard. The previous Taranchula was unique in that it offered backlighting on the keys that gamers use most: the standard WASD keys used for movement. This new keyboard has a nice blue backlight on every single one of its keys, making gaming (or computing) in the dark much easier. In addition, Lycosa's keytops have a rubberized coating, which not only gives the keyboard a more comforable feel, but helps keep your sweaty fingertips securely on the buttons.
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