Tag archive: gaming peripherals

Peripheral and accessories company Razer is hoping to tap into the competitive nature of MMO gamers this holiday season with the Razer Anansi MMO Gaming Keyboard. Following on the heels of the wireless Naga Epic mouse, the Anansi expands on the 12 programmable keys of a typical desktop keyboard to offer more than 100 programmable keys, on-the-fly macro recording, seven thumb modifier keys, and backlighting that can be customized through a range… Read More

Gaming equipment manufacturer, Razer, has finally released a line of products intended specifically for Blizzard’s real-time strategy game StarCraft II: Wings of Liberty. The company announced the new peripherals over a year ago and showed them off at E3, but is now taking pre-orders on a mouse, a keyboard, and a headset all designed for the rabid StarCraft aficionado who can't imagine waging intergalactic warfare with mere terrestrial… Read More

World of Warcraft addicts, you can now slay tauren more than two feet away from your computer monitor. Following in the steps of its wireless Mamba gaming mouse, Razer cut the tail on its Naga roleplaying mouse to deliver the Naga Epic on Wednesday. Like the original Epic, it features 17 buttons in a keypad configuration for executing complex macros on the fly, but Razer has also added three interchangeable side panels to change the fit, a… Read More

LG Vu$299 (AT&T, Rogers) A lookalike to LG's European-only Prada phone, the Vu has a 3-inch touchscreen with a virtual QWERTY keyboard, 3G (HSDPA) for fast Web browsing, a 2 megapixel camera, and stereo Bluetooth. The full-screen MediaFLO mobile TV and half-inch waistline are pretty sexy too. ($299 with 2-year contract, www.lge.com) Samsung Instinct Price: TBD (Sprint) The next potential iPhone-killer has a haptic-enabled… Read More

Guillemot, a French manufacturer of PC and gaming peripherals such as joysticks, steering wheels, audio cards and speakers has decided to stop making video cards and monitors to concentrate on those other products. The company had been making graphics cards based on the ATI Radeon design and offered several versions of the 9800, 9600, and 9200 series of cards. Following is the company's press release: In view of the success of the… Read More