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Posted by Chris on February 20, 2010 | No Comments Razer Imperator Review... It’s time for another mouse review, and this time I’ve gone for the Razer Imperator. It’s new, being the latest design from Razer, and claims to offer a comfortable gaming experience with it’s...
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Posted by Chris on January 21, 2010 | 4 Comments Logitech G500 Review... The Logitech G500 is part of Logitech’s excellent ‘G’ range of gaming accessories. As with just about every mouse these days the G500 boasts a ridiculously sensitive laser sensor, this one offering a...
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Posted by Chris on July 21, 2009 | 54 Comments Logitech G35 vs. Razer Megalodon... It’s the battle of the 7.1 surround sound headsets, with the Logitech G35 going head-to-head with the Razer Megalodon. In terms of features the two headsets are very close to one another. They both claim to...
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Posted by Chris on April 25, 2009 | 89 Comments Best Gaming Mouse 2009... We’re a few months into the year and there have been a number of gaming mice released, so it’s time to choose the best gaming mouse for 2009. Since last year there have been a number of good gaming mice...
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Posted by Chris on 13th January, 2010
If you like your gaming mice to look like a reject from the set of a bad sci-fi movie you should take a look at the new range of Mad Catz Cyborg R.A.T.s.
There are no less than four new mice in the range, starting at just $49 for the basic Cyborg R.A.T. 3 and going up to $129 for the all-singing, all-dancing Cyborg R.A.T. 9. The range includes most of the features you’d...
If you like your gaming mice to look like a reject from the set of a bad sci-fi movie you should take a look at the new range of Mad Catz Cyborg R.A.T.s.
There are no less than four new mice in the range, starting at just $49 for the basic Cyborg R.A.T. 3 and going up to $129 for the all-singing, all-dancing Cyborg R.A.T. 9. The range includes most of the features you’d...
Posted by Chris on 12th January, 2010
With a growing number of PC gamers using laptops (myself included now) there is a growing market for satisfying the needs of ‘mobile gamers’. The trouble is that gaming laptops tend to be big, chunky things that really push the definition of ‘portable’ but the new Alienware M11x looks set to change this.
The M11x is a small and (relatively) light laptop...
With a growing number of PC gamers using laptops (myself included now) there is a growing market for satisfying the needs of ‘mobile gamers’. The trouble is that gaming laptops tend to be big, chunky things that really push the definition of ‘portable’ but the new Alienware M11x looks set to change this.
The M11x is a small and (relatively) light laptop...
Posted by Chris on 21st December, 2009
Just spotted this spoof ad at sniffpetrol.com (and nearly snorted coffee all over my keyboard).
As much as I like my PC and would never switch to the Mac this sort of stuff still makes me chuckle, especially when the Windows 7 ad campaign is as crap as it is.
Source: Sniff...
Just spotted this spoof ad at sniffpetrol.com (and nearly snorted coffee all over my keyboard).
As much as I like my PC and would never switch to the Mac this sort of stuff still makes me chuckle, especially when the Windows 7 ad campaign is as crap as it is.
Source: Sniff...
Posted by Chris on 14th December, 2009
Cyber Snipa are ready to join the 5000dpi club with their new Silencer mouse.
The Cyber Snipa Stinger is one of my favourite gaming mice, as it combines a great set of features with a cheap price. It looks like the Silencer is set to repeat that winning formula by combining a 5000dpi laser sensor with a few other features and still undercut the competition by some margin.
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Cyber Snipa are ready to join the 5000dpi club with their new Silencer mouse.
The Cyber Snipa Stinger is one of my favourite gaming mice, as it combines a great set of features with a cheap price. It looks like the Silencer is set to repeat that winning formula by combining a 5000dpi laser sensor with a few other features and still undercut the competition by some margin.
The...
Posted by Chris on 11th December, 2009
Mionix make some great gaming kit (check out my Mionix Saiph 3200 review) but the new Mionix Naos 5000 looks like it’s going to be their best product yet.
Packed full of features, the Naos 5000 is an ergonomic design that builds on the success of the Saiph. The new design is wider than the Saiph and supports all five fingers, making it perfect for gamers who like a palm...
Mionix make some great gaming kit (check out my Mionix Saiph 3200 review) but the new Mionix Naos 5000 looks like it’s going to be their best product yet.
Packed full of features, the Naos 5000 is an ergonomic design that builds on the success of the Saiph. The new design is wider than the Saiph and supports all five fingers, making it perfect for gamers who like a palm...
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