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Razer DeathAdder
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Jan 18, 2007 07:14
Something different for a change. Fuck the consoles for a minute and stare in awe at the baddest mouse you can buy... January 17, 2007 - Los Angeles - Razerâ„¢, a leading manufacturer of high-end precision gaming peripherals, announced that the DeathAdderâ„¢ 3G Infrared Sensor Gaming Mouse, a state-of-the-art 3G infrared right-handed gaming mouse, is now available at all major online retailers (Amazon, Tiger Direct, GoGamer and NewEgg), for a retail price of ($59.99). " With all gamers in mind, the Razer team of specialized engineers designed the Razer DeathAdder from the ground up to make this the perfect right-handed gaming weapon," says Robert Krakoff, president, Razer USA. " The Razer DeathAdder is truly in a league of its own." The Razer DeathAdderâ„¢ 3G Infrared Sensor Gaming Mouse contains the following distinguishing features: * The right-handed ergonomic design of the Razer DeathAdder Gaming Mouse with its rubber coated buttons provides slip-resistant grip and improved comfort during intensive gameplay. * Powered by Razer Precisionâ„¢, the new 3G infrared sensor on the Razer DeathAdder lets you move 2.25 times faster when compared to a standard 800 dpi optical sensor. Before the enemy sees you, he' s already dead. * The Razer DeathAdder allows gamers to program their button functions while Razer' s Hyperesponseâ„¢ technology reduces latency. * No action is too fast for the Razer DeathAdder. Its 16-bit ultra-wide data channel allows latency-free gaming on all battlegrounds. * Watch the Razer DeathAdder glide and slide as you experience the true meaning of smooth gaming. * With On-The-Fly Sensitivityâ„¢ drivers, you can use the Razer DeathAdder to switch dpi settings right in the midst of a fierce battle! * The fast response time of the Razer DeathAdder means you never have to wait for the mouse - no matter how quick you are. * Always-Onâ„¢ capabilities give gamers virtually no latency when the Razer DeathAdder goes back into action from idling. LINK
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