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SteelSeries WOW Wireless MMO mouse
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 If you enjoy playing all the latest PC game titles like we do you should be very well aware that pretty much all serious gaming mice in the market currently are corded ones with very few exceptions such as the R.A.T.9 wireless gaming mouse by Mad Catz. Still since more and more people are looking to ditch the limitations of that extra cable by purchasing a wireless gaming mouse it`s only natural for gaming peripherals manufacturers to follow close and offer such products. SteelSeries hasn`t really focused in wireless gaming mice in the past since their main target group is hardcore gamers and professionals who much like i prefer wired gaming mice over wireless ones. Still a manufacturer of their caliber couldn`t stand back and watch from the sidelines so with their latest World of Warcraft wireless MMO mouse (mists of pandaria version) they are aiming at one of the largest segments of the market, Warcraft fans."
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ROCCAT Hiro Mousepad Review
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For the Speed comparison, I turned the DeathAdder to 3500 DPI with the goal to see if the mousepad was still readable. The good news is the Razer DeathAdder picked up the Hiro and I could barely keep track of where the mouse went. The worst surface was the desk - I almost had to pick up the mouse before it moved off the desk. There is not much to this observation, but just remember fast is good because you can always turn down the sensitivity. On the other hand, if your mouse does not pick it up the pad in the first place, then that becomes a problem. I find myself leaving the DeathAdder at 1800 DPI and making slight adjustments in game. If you are playing a real-time strategy (RTS) game, a low DPI might suit you better, but I`ve also known a few people who max out the DPI so they don`t have to move their hand basically at all."
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Tech21 Impact Snap with Cover Case for iPhone 5 Review @ TestFreaks
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For todays review we will be looking at an iPhone 5 case from a company called Tech21 whose product focus is impact protection for your mobile devices. They use a technology called Impactology, which is supposed to evenly disperse the energy from an impact. A material called D3O is the secret to their products is actually used by the military for its impact protection on the battlefield. "
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ROCCAT Kone XTD Gaming Mouse Review @ ThinkComputers.org
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When I got my hands on this mouse, I was thrilled to be doing the review. The German company ROCCAT is one of the top of the line gaming peripherals companies around today, very well known in Europe. Their USA launch started in 2012 and has been making a big impact with gamers. They started out with the Kone, then came the Kone[+], and now the Kone XTD, their flagship mouse. This mouse is powered by an 8200 DPI Pro Aim R3 laser sensor, a commanding 32-bit Turbo Core V2 72MHz ARM MCU processor, and the most advanced Tracking & Distance Control Unit around all working in clockwork unison to deliver world-beating battle ability."
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ROCCAT Roundup: Mice Mousepad and Bungee
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The ROCCAT Kone XTD was a bit of a flash back to the previous ROCCAT Kone and Kone[+], with near identical looks and features. Its added weight kit and 4-LED lighting scheme allowed for a rather personalized setup. Unfortunately the software was the ultimate fail in both the XTD and Pure mice. The installer crashing while it installs and crashing while writing to the mouse are two major no-no`s. That`s the last thing I need to happen when I`m just trying to customize my mouse. I could deal without the flashy imagery as long as the mouse works and the settings I want to change actually send to the mouse. Despite my anger with the software, I ultimately enjoyed the XTD."
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Storm Skorpion Mouse Bungee and Control-RX
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“Do you ever find yourself suffering from sticky mouse cord syndrome? You’re just trying to move your mouse to dodge some bullets but your cord keeps getting hung up and getting you killed. Does your mouse pad lack the technology to utilize your ultra-low DPI for those massive long-range head shots? If so then CM Storm has some products that you NEED! Introducing the CM Storm Skorpion mouse bungee and the CM Storm Control-RX gaming surface. These two products from CM Storm (a division of Cooler Master) may solve some of your gaming problems. Read on to find out how.”
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CM Storm Recon Gaming Mouse
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“The Cooler Master Storm Recon Gaming Mice is designed for gamers that demand durability, functionality and accuracy. The ambidextrous form factor and rubberized coating making it a versatile for all types of grip gestures, and comes with equipped with a pair of Omron Micro switches and Avago 3090 high precision optical sensor. Let’s take a closer look.”
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ROCCAT Hiro
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Touted as a "3D Supremacy Surface", you can be sure the ROCCAT Hiro is a premium gaming mouse pad targeting a very exclusive set of users. It certainly boasts a design and construction to match its $49.99, so join us as we test to see if the Hiro offers enough to justify its price of admission.
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Mionix Ensis 320 Luna Mousepad
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I have seen alot of mousepads in the past, especially between 2000-2002 when companies experimented with various materials such as glass, cloth, plastic, rubber etc. Mionix has released an aluminum alloy based mousepad named Ensis 320 Luna I'm curious how well this will perform, especially since most manufacturers use a rubber/plastic mix these days. Can they compete with high quality mousepads from companies like Qpad or Steelseries?
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Logitech G500s Laser Gaming Mouse Review @ Techgage
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We recently tested the least-expensive member of Logitechs new G line, the G100s, and it impressed us enough to earn one of our Editors Choice awards. Today, we have a look at the higher-tiered G500s. Its an altogether different animal compared to its less-pricey sister, so lets find out if it impresses just the same."
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Gigabyte Aivia Krypton Mouse
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The Gigabyte Aivia Krypton Gaming-Mouse arrived Technic3D. We will check the optical Mouse with up to 8.200 dpi and six Buttons in the following Review on Technic3D."
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Reflection Wireless 3D Finger Mouse review
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The Neo Reflection Wireless Finger Mouse works well in Windows 8 and for giving presentations, and can replace a standard mouse as long as you don't need pixel-perfect performance.
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CM Storm Control-RX Mousepad Review @ ThinkComputers.org
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Right up front Im going to tell you that I am pretty excited about this mousepad. The CM Storm Control-RX is one of two mousepads that we recently received from Cooler Master. (The other being the Power-RX so look for that review soon). The Control-RX seems to be a gamers dream mousepad but we will have to see. As I have said before in a previous review, I dont really care about the surface that I use when gaming but after using this mousepad for a week, I think my view has changed. First off the mousepad is HUGE and it is also extremely smooth. Ive never personally seen anything like it. The Control-RX is geared towards low DPI gamers that need that ability to have precise movement. The smooth Lycra surface gives you zero drag when moving across the surface of the mousepad."
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PowerSkin for Apple iPhone 5 Review @ TestFreaks
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This product features a rechargeable built-in 1500 mAh battery, surrounded by a silicone shock absorbing case. Although 1500 mAh will not fully recharge a drained iPhone 5 it will provide 70% more additional capacity to get you through even the most data consuming days."
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