While I am not sure if the world needs another gaming mouse from Razer, another serpent is slithering out of Razer HQ called the DeathAdder. The new gaming mouse is a bit of a departure for Razer wit it being a right-hand only design and being optical rather than laser. Razer uses a new 3G infrared sensor to get the familiar 1000 MHz ultrapolling and an unfamiliar resolution of 1800 dpi. On-the-fly sensitivity adjustment and five programmable buttons are included as well. The DeathAdder is set to hit market mid-December at a price of $59.99 with a 30-day money back guarantee. Use the new DeathAdder with the Tarantula for a complete Razer Desktop. About Everything USB
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