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Razer Naga Hex Gaming Mouse Finds Just the Right Amount of Buttons
Thursday 12th January, 2012
It seems that Razer might have finally dialed in just the right amount of mouse buttons. The Razer Naga Hex gets its name from the 6 thumb buttons located on the side of the elite gaming mouse. The buttons aren't programmable but can be set to trigger either the number pad or keyboard's ...
Mad Catz Cyborg MMO 7 Mouse Implanted with MMO Friendly Buttons
Thursday 10th November, 2011
Mad Catz Cyborg series of mice is simply fantastic in their ability to customize for perfect palm fit. The level of customization is on top of some of the best spec'd precision mousing hardware currently available. The only thing noticeably absent from these freakishly skeletal mice is t...
Logitech G300 "Ambidextrous" Gaming Mouse Review
Monday 3rd October, 2011
Things used to be simple. I could always count on the lack of left-handed Logitech employees to protect my right-handed superiority complex. But now, Logitech has upset things by releasing an ambidextrous Gaming Mouse G300. I'd like to simply deny its existence as I do with The Matrix s...
Corsair Vengeance M90 Mouse Made for MMO'ers
Monday 19th September, 2011
For hardcore MMO'ers the more buttons and customizable features your gaming mouse has the better it is; or at least this seems to be the rule with such mice which actively court this consumer niche. The latest in the Corsair Vengeance line seems to have it sights set firmly on this group ...
Razer Mamba 4G Wireless Gaming Mouse Review
Wednesday 10th August, 2011
On February 1st 2009, Razer introduced the original Mamba gaming mouse and it took the PC gaming world by storm. The amazing success of that mouse was thanks in no small part to its wired and wireless abilities; however, its sensor, software suite and overall ergonomics are what made it a...
Cooler Master Spawn Gaming Mouse, Perfect for Claw Grip
Sunday 6th February, 2011
When it comes to gaming mice, people can be broken up into two major categories: palm grippers and finger grippers. What this means is palm grippers hold and use the mouse in the palm of their hands; whereas finger gripers use, well, their fingers. The basic design and shape of a mouse w...
Thermaltake Black Element Mouse Hopes to Help you Get Your Game On!
Tuesday 25th January, 2011
Like most things in life, you are only as good as the tools you use and this is especially true for hard core gamers! While the average joe computer user and even the occasional PC gamer can get by with the default mouse which came with their Dell (or even their MS Arc Touch), serious gam...
Razer Naga Epic MMO Gaming Mouse Cuts the Cord
Friday 15th October, 2010
Razer Naga MMO gaming mouse from last year is a full of win with its 12 key thumb grid containing the same number of programmable buttons for different macro functions. The Naga has a total count of 17 buttons, including 5 regular ones. Also impressive are all the backlit keys, scroll wh...
Logitech G700 Wireless Gaming Mouse Review
Wednesday 22nd September, 2010
When it comes to PC gaming, you really are only as good as your gear. Logitech understands this key concept and continues to produce some of the best gaming peripherals out there. Their latest G700 wireless gaming mouse, with an amazing THIRTEEN buttons, looks to continue this tradition of...
Mad Catz Cyborg R.A.T. 7 Gaming Mouse Review
Sunday 25th July, 2010
It's a fact of life that no two persons hands are exactly the same; hell the variance between people can be down right HUGE. For this reason, manufacturers of peripheral components like the ubiquitous mouse, have to design for the mythical "average" person. This is great if you...
Razer Pwns Our Hearts with TRON:Legacy Keyboard & Mouse
Friday 25th June, 2010
TRON, the movie that captured our imaginations and united young and old at the dawn of the graphical evolution for computing, is about to return. The original TRON is still near to our hearts and we challenge you to find someone who didn't dream of racing Light-Cycles or Frisbee fighting....
Razer StarCraft 2 Spectre Gaming Mouse Adds Luminous Feedback
Wednesday 16th June, 2010
Razer's new gaming mouse, the Spectre, has a new programmable feature that hasn't been seen before. Specifically designed for StarCraft 2 but eventually extensible to other games, the Spectre has the ability to be configured to react with your gameplay and change colors and flash to signa...
Logitech G500 Gaming Mouse Succeeds G5
Thursday 6th August, 2009
Logitech G5 is among one of the earliest gaming mice, and is famous for its flexible weight tuning system. It has since then been updated with the addition of another thumb button to address a main criticism of the original model. Logitech has since debuted the moderately successful G9. ...Logitech MX518 Gamer Mouse Review
Thursday 28th February, 2008
As the successor of the MX510, Logitech MX518 sports quick-shift controls above and beneath of the scroll wheel, allowing switching between 400, 800 and 1600-dpi without installing the driver. Reminiscent of the MX510's contoured shape, the new 'Gaming-Grade' mouse has a clear, smooth coa...
Razer Lachesis Gaming Mouse Review
Sunday 17th February, 2008
Makers of gaming mice need to work hard to stand above the crowd of competitors and worm their way into the hearts of PC gamers, for whom competitive edge and equipment have an inextricable relationship, and a bad mouse can mean the difference between glory and second place. Manufacturer ...15 news items!
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