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Written by Vana
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Wednesday, 18 August 2010 |
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As every year, Razer is at GamesCom. Unfortunately, we won't be able to bring you live updates on their product launches this time, so stay tuned at their own GC site or on our twitter account: twitter.com/razerblueprints .
Razer's just announced the Razer BlackWidow. It's the newest addition to Razer's keyboard lineup. Its unique feature is that it uses mechanical switches for all keys. More info on the standard and ultimate editions on razerzone: standard edition and ultimate edition .
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Written by Buzztiger
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Friday, 06 August 2010 |
 Razer has launched a revamped version of the Lachesis featuring a new laser sensor, the 3.5G with 5600 DPI. The new sensor also increases the tracking speed from 100 to 200 inches/second. Razer also has increased the onboard memory from 32 to 60 k. As an extra the led is now multicolor which allows you to freely adjust the light color for the front wheel. Form and shape are the same as for the old Lachesis. Pricewise old and new cost the same at the moment (USD 79.99 via razerzone.com) but we would expect a price drop for the old model some time soon. More information on the product page. |
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Written by Buzztiger
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Monday, 14 June 2010 |
| Razer is kicking off the world cup with a bonus price. Every purchase between June 11 til July 11 2011 automatically gets you in the draw to win a Razer Trophy Suite worth $500 which includes a Mamba, a Megasoma,a Lycosa a Megalodon and a Messenger Bag. You can also enter a daily prize draw without the need to purchase anything at the shop. More infos here. |
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Written by Buzztiger
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Thursday, 04 February 2010 |
| Game Guru ,an indian games website, interviewed Robert Krakoff aka Razerguy. Some interesting comments on the collaboration with Sixsense and the motion sensing gaming hardware. |
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Written by Vana
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Saturday, 09 January 2010 |
| CrunchGear had a chance to take a first look at the Onza at CES. Check out their first impression including a video and some imformation about how the technology works here . |
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Written by Buzztiger
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Wednesday, 06 January 2010 |
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Razer has announced it's entrance into the console market. According to a press release Razer is developing a gaming controller called Razer Onza and a headset, the Razer Chimaera both for Microsofts's Xbox 360® gaming console.
The tech details, the Onza will feature Razer's well known Hyperesponse technology which enhances tactile feedback for buttons,. It will also come with adjustable tension analog sticks, a programmable Multi-function button and "wired Control for Virtually Lag Free Gameplay", altough we're not really sure what virtually lag free means here.
The Razer Chimaera Professional Gaming Headset comes with 5.1 Channel Virtual Surround Sound. Our guess would be that this means
it's a two driver system. It's also a closed (Circumaural) design
to block noise and comes with a Daisy-Chain Cable System which according to the press release allows "multiple base stations to connect for
private communication channel".
Nameology 101, with entering a new market Razer also seems to steer further away from their common animal names:The Chimaera (heaset) is a fish species informally known as ghost
sharks or rat fishs (we hope it will get along with Razer's serpent
predators). The Onza (game controller) is Brasilian/Portuguese for a
jaguar species native to the amazonian jungle.
For the price tags: the Onza will cost about US $49.99 and the Chimaera US $129.9. So far no real information about when they'll be available other than "worldwide". But judging by the lack of actual pictures (only renderings are available so far) we would be surprised to see them on the shelves before Q3 2010. Update: Razer's press release.
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Written by Buzztiger
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Friday, 01 January 2010 |
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The Razer Blueprints team wishes you a happy new year and all the best for 2010.
Thank you again for your ongoing support.
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Written by Buzztiger
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Friday, 25 December 2009 |
The Razer Blueprints team wishes you all a very merry Christmas.
Have a nice and peaceful holiday and enjoy your presents ;)
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Written by Vana
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Tuesday, 10 November 2009 |
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From Razer's Facebook page:
The Razer Abyssus Gaming Mouse | Back to the basics.
The Razer
Abyssus is created for gamers looking for quality, reliability and
performance in a no-nonsense, straightforward gaming-grade mouse.
Designed to focus on the fundamentals of competitive gaming, the Razer
Abyssus is armed with ultra-responsive buttons tuned for maximum
tactile feedback.
The 3500dpi Razer Precision™ 3.5G infrared
sensor is engineered with No Drift Control (aka prediction), delivering
absolute accuracy of movement in-game. And when you have to adapt to
your game instantly, two hardware toggles allows for 125/1000Hz polling
rate and 450/1800/3500dpi adjustments without the need for software
drivers.
For more information, check out here .
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