Razer unveiled its new gaming mouse today called the Razer Lachesis. The Lachesis uses a new Razer 3G Laser that has an astounding 4000 dpi non-interpolated sensitivity level, compared to the Copperhead at 2000 dpi this is a significant upgrade. The new laser sensor has a tracking speed of 60-100 IPS and can withstand acceleration of 25g.Razer used an ambidextrous design for the Lachesis and designed it for gamers who prefer a claw grip for fast movements. Like the other Razer mice, the Synapse software allows for programming and the mouse features on-the-fly sensitivity adjustment. Razer’s always on mode caries over and the polling rate is 1000Hz providing a 1ms response time. There are nine independently programmable hyperesponse buttons on the mouse. Lachesis measures in at 129mm L x 71mm W x 40mm H and weighs 128g. The Lachesis will be available in October for $79.99.
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