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Looking for a new gaming mouse? Check out the Razer Imperator. It's got 5600DPI and 9 customizable buttons! you need to read our review at TechwareLabs before making your next purchasing decision.
The company name Razer is practically synonymous with PC-gaming peripherals. Their wide selection of gaming keyboards, mice, and other accessories make them a top choice when shopping for the best gaming gear. The Razer Imperator is the latest release, and the RZ01-0035 model offers gamers an ergonomic mouse with highly-sensitive 5600 dpi laser. Razer compromises nothing when it comes to comfort, looks, and features. In this article, Benchmark Reviews tests the Razer Imperator USB-2.0 5600-DPI Laser Gaming Mouse RZ01-0035. Boasting such features as adjustable thumb buttons, on-board (Razer Synapse) flash memory, and many other features, this mouse has the potential to pack a serious punch. Learn if the Imperator can live up to the Razer name; and the Benchmark Reviews standard of quality.
With this model, a new era begins for Razer's famous line of gaming-grade mice. We checked the innovations it presents.
The Lachesis is a gaming mouse with a 4000DPI 3G laser sensor, up to 100 inches per second tracking, nine buttons, 1000Hz ultrapolling with 1ms response time, 32KB of onboard memory for your gaming profiles, and on-the-fly sensitivity adjustment. Razer names many of its products after dangerous creatures, and this gaming mouse is no different, the South American bushmaster (lachesis muta) is the largest pit viper in the world.
Today we have for review Razer’s latest keyboard, the Lycosa Mirror Special Edition. With regard to specifications, the Lycosa Mirror is the same as the original Lycosa, except with a mirror black plastic finish over the whole keyboard. These features include, but are not limited to, pass-through USB, headphone, and microphone jacks, backlit keys, a media touchpad, and fully customizable keys.
Der beliebten Spielertastatur Lycosa hat Razer die Lycosa Mirror zur Seite gestellt. Wir haben uns die spiegelnde Version der Tastatur genauer angesehen und fühlen in einem Kurztest den Neuerungen gegenüber der Ur-Version auf den Zahn. Überzeugen kann uns die Tastatur am Ende leider nicht.
At £250/$375 the Makos are aimed squarely at the enthusiast crowd and, as they are a 2.1 channel set, at users with somewhat limited desk space. Whilst many gamers will baulk at such a steep price tag for a bundle comprising of merely two channels, these speakers’ specifications are top notch, and with no less than 300W of RMS power available they are more than a match for most surround sounds sets. The all-important frequency response specification also speaks volumes about the Mako's capabilities as it stands at an impressive 25-20,000 Hz.
Razer, prolific makers of gaming peripherals, sent us the latest incarnation of their flagship gaming wireless mouse, the Mamba (2012). The upgraded Mamba now features a 6400 DPI dual (laser and optical) sensor, additional sensors to calibrate the mouse to any surface and lift-off distance, multi-color lighting and improved battery life. We put the mice through our torture chambers..
We have previously tested the Razer Mamba Gamer Mouse, but Razer has released a new 2012
version. The new Razer Mamba Gamer Mouse is equipped with both a 4G laser sensor and a
4G optical sensor to increase the gaming precision.
mit der Mamba versucht sich der amerikanische Mausexperte Razer erstmals an einer kabellosen Umsetzung beim Spielerwerkzeug. Auf Basis der beliebten Death-Adder-Ergonomie verwirklicht Razer ein Hybrid-Mauskonzept mit wahlweise kabelloser oder kabelgebundener Betriebsart. Dabei vertraut man auf hohe Materialqualität und pfeilschnelle 5600-DPI-Sensorabtastung. ComputerBase testet die Razer Mamba.
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