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Written by Buzztiger
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Tuesday, 23 May 2006 |
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Razer does not only support clans and gamers. Their mouse sensors
can also be used for high precision positioning of robots. A student
team from the Aachen University in Germany used the Copperhead sensors
for tracking their robots position. With their bot "Scirocco" they have won the German Eurobot Championship last weekend in Heidelberg, an international contest for autonomous robots and are now on their way to the European Eurobot Finals in Catania, Italy. Read here for more information
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Written by Buzztiger
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Sunday, 21 May 2006 |
| Due maintenance works, razerzone.com is currently unavailable.Seems, they are switching their webpage to Joomla too.
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Written by Buzztiger
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Thursday, 18 May 2006 |
| Anir has released two new mouse tools: the Mouse Movement Recorder, which records and compares mouse and cursor movement. Additionally, it measures the device's polling rate. (See this thread for detailed informations and questions). And Mouse Force, a tool that forces certain non-DirectInput games (e.g. "Wolfenstein: Enemy
Territory") to utilize DirectInput for pointer device access (Read this thread for more information and questions)
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Written by Buzztiger
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Wednesday, 17 May 2006 |
 RazerTool,
a unix config editor for the Razer Copperhead, now lives at
http://razertool.sf.net/ and version 0.0.6 has been released. If you
have coding skills, the author Zinx could need a hand. Just drop him a
pm or mail.
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Written by Buzztiger
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Sunday, 14 May 2006 |
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 A Razer fan has programmed a profile editor for the Razer Copperhead under Linux. You can download it here. Please note that this tool is not released by Razer, so use it on your own risk. For example as far as we know the concept of a protected memory in the firmware is not implemented, so the power of the laser output could be manipulated to a harmfull level. Nevertheless, give it a try and let us know what you think about it. A big thx from the community to Chris for coding this piece of work, perhaps other users can support the further developement
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Written by Vana
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Tuesday, 18 April 2006 |
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Two new animals have joined the Razer family: the Razer Krait™ and the Razer Armadillo™.
The Krait is optimized for real time strategy and massively multiplayer online gaming. It offers 1200 APM, 1600 DPI and a frame rate over 6400 fpm. Additionally, it has an Always-On™ Mode which ensures that the optical sensor never powers down . It is available online for US$ 39.99.
The Armadillo is a cable management system
that prevents unwanted mouse movements caused by long wires. It is made of carbon coated mild steel and has a weight of 300 grams. It offers a maximum cabel diameter of 3.5 mm and it allows a 360° swivel movement for the cable. The Armadillo is available online for US$ 19.99.
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Written by Buzztiger
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Tuesday, 18 April 2006 |
| Anir has released a workaround
for the known hibernation problem. So far it has been only tested with
the latest Razer Pro drivers, but should also work with Copperhead and
Diamondback. Feel free to test it and post your comments. A big thx to
Anir for your work !
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Written by Buzztiger
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Monday, 17 April 2006 |
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I'll update forum software (smf 1.1 RC2 with Ajax support) and the
forum bridge this evening. Site will be unaviable during the update process ,
wish us luck ! By the way Joomla 1.5 is on the horizon, including multilingual support, also gute Nachrichten für alle deutschen Leser !
Update:
Ok, done so far, seems to work fine. If you experience any problems let me know (Mail, PM or forum)
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Written by Buzztiger
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Saturday, 15 April 2006 |
 The Blueprints team whishes you a nice Easter holiday with lots of eggs. Perhaps you also find some snakes in your garden.
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