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[DreamWare Computers] Cooler Master Storm Skoprion Mouse Bungee and RX-L Mousepad
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 Cooler Master continues to set themselves above the rest of the PC case and peripheral field with their outstanding Storm line of products and their consumer friendly prices. Cooler Masters Storm line ranges from PC gaming mice and keyboards, to gaming headsets, and an outstanding assembly of PC cases. Today I have the chance to get my hands on two of Cooler Masters latest gaming peripherals; the Skorpion mouse bungee and the Speed RX-L mousepad. These two products are launching alongside Cooler Master`s latest gaming mouse the Storm Recon, which will be featured in its own review coming soon. Without further delay, lets take a closer look at the Cooler Master Storm Skorpion mouse bungee and RX-L mouse pad."
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Logitech UE Boombox @ techPowerUp
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Logitech bought Ultimate Ears about a year ago and now we are finally seeing the first joint effort of the two companies. Today we will be taking a look at their new Boombox which is a basically a battery powered wireless speaker with over six hours of battery life."
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Mad Catz Cyborg R.A.T.9 Wireless Gaming Mouse Review
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Most people who really enjoy playing PC games (i included) always choose wired gaming peripherals over wireless ones mainly to avoid encountering the usual issues with them but also because wireless gaming peripherals are usually not on par with wired ones in terms of performance. For example many wireless keyboards have a limitation on just how many keys you can press at the same time while others show a slight delay from the moment you press a key and when that action actually happens. Wireless keyboards and mice also have the typical battery life issue which means that you need to either change batteries quite frequently or recharge the existing ones. Range also used to be an serious issue since the wireless receiver had to be really close, however to my knowledge right now most (if not all) gaming oriented keyboards and mice don't have that problem (most feature at least a 10m range). Well Cyborg (Mad Catz) seems to have solved all of the issues we encounter with gaming mice with their latest (upgraded) R.A.T.9 wireless gaming mouse.
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Razer Naga MMO Gaming Mouse Review @ ThinkComputers.org
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Today well be taking a look at the Razer Naga. This is a top tier mouse aimed at the MMO/RTS crowds. If youre not familiar with these games they involve a lot a lot of number button combos and quick mouse movements respectively. As such this mouse is packed with a myriad of buttons and an insane dpi. Follow along as we find out if Razer hit this one out of the park or if you should leave this product on shelf to gather dust."
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[DreamWare Computers] Cooler Master Storm Recon Gaming Mouse
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Cooler Master has made great strides in the gaming mouse market. Their first gaming mouse was the Storm Sentinel in 2009. The Sentinel was hailed as a game changer by many who reviewed it. Now, three years later Cooler Master has launched the Storm Recon ambidextrous gaming mouse with LED lights launching a new era for Cooler Master gaming mice. "
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Hades Acheron A3 Gaming Mousepad - BCCHardware
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I spend a lot of time on the computer surfing around and gaming. So, naturally I have drinks on my desk. I think you know where this going...I decided to pour some water in the center of the pad to see how long it would take to soak in. After 20 minutes I gave up because the water did not soak in at all. It just floated on top and wiped off completely dry. . ."
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ZOWIE GEAR EC1 eVo Black Gaming Mouse Review
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Largely thanks to what i do i get to attend quite a few lanparty/events around Europe (unfortunately time is very limited so i rarely get the chance to travel outside from the EU) most of which are sponsored by manufacturers of gaming related peripherals such as gaming mice, pads, keyboards and headsets. Personally i think it`s great that some manufacturers sponsor such events to showcase their products and at the same time support professional teams (at least the ones that have worthy members). I am mentioning all this because the EC1 eVo Gaming Mouse by ZOWIE GEAR we have here with us today was developed by HeatoN (Emil Christensen) a legendary Counter Strike professional player (used to participate in small tournaments up to 2002 myself)."
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Apple iPod Nano (2012) Review @ TechReviewSource.com
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With its latest model, Apple has finally fixed the iPod nano. The 5th- and 6th-generations were a radical rethink that didn`t work all that well. The 7th-generation nano fixes this problem with another full-scale redesign that includes a larger, sharper touch screen. It`s also feather light, yet sturdy feeling, has an improved interface, and comes with better-sounding Apple EarPods."
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ROCCAT Savu Mid-Size Hybrid Gaming Mouse Review
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Although once upon a time (roughly 2 decades ago) most of us used OEM keyboards and mouse sets (and were quite content) nowadays there are more of those products in the market than one can count aimed mostly towards gamers and professionals who require the highest possible accuracy and speed. Still the sheer number of such solutions currently available in the market along with their specifications and designs make it quite impossible for anyone to make the right choice so personally i choose to trust just a handful of all the PC peripheral manufacturers out (namely the proven ones) there and naturally ROCCAT is amongst them. So for the past 2 weeks we`ve been rather thoroughly testing their latest Savu Gaming Mouse which although not the best in their gaming mouse line still it proved to be more than a decent solution for people who are not after the best possible performance."
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ROCCAT Savu Gaming Mouse Review @ ThinkComputers.org
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Here we are back with another gaming device from ROCCAT. Over the past few months we have taken a look at a selection of their mice, keyboards and headsets. For being the new kid on the block they really mean business and are not some gaming brand that is going to here and gone in a year. On the review block today is a Savu Gaming Mouse. This mouse features a 4000 dpi optical sensor opposed to laser sensors that weve seen on many of the latest mice. The mid-size gaming mouse only has 4 major buttons plus a scroll wheel, you can double those buttons with ROCCATs Easy-Shift[+] functionality. The Savu also features no sweat grips and a rear light bar that can be customized to any color you wish. Is this the gaming mouse for you? Read on to find out!"
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Roccat Kone+ Gaming Mouse @ Pro-Clockers
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Gamers are a total different computer user than most of us. As they are pickier than most and they need to be, when it comes to their gear, it most be comfortable and precise. And if you consider yourself a gamer, you know there are many companies out there bidding for your business. There are the likes of Logitech, Razer, SteelSeries, Saitek and many others. But there is another company that wants to be added to this list of impressive gaming peripherals and that is Roccat. We last reviewed Roccat`s Valo which is a gaming keyboard. Today, we will be taking a look at their gaming mouse, the Kone+."
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Tt eSPORTS Level 10 M Mouse (by BMW) Review at HardwareHeaven (win one too)
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Tt eSPORTS/BMW Level 10 M Gaming Mouse Review @ HardwareHeaven.com The latest collaboration between Thermaltake (or Tt eSPORTS) and DesignworksUSA (subsidiary of BMW) is the Level 10 M gaming mouse. With metal plates, tweakable shape, wide range of buttons and some high style design the mouse clearly has a lot going for it. Today we have one of the first samples on our test bench, so lets take a look. And win one of the Level 10 M mice, plus other Tt eSPORTS goodies here: http://www.hardwareheaven.com/competitions.php?competitionid=105"
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Gigabyte Krypton game mouse review
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1.html,In this review we test the Krypton game mouse aka Gigabyte Aivia Krypton and it is described as a dual-chassis gaming mouse. The high DPI mouse has a switchable base and the two accessories come with either ceramic mouse feet or Teflon feet. With an adjustable weight system, long braided 2M chord, and an upgrade with lots of of memory it is just a really nice upgrade too."
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Genius Kids Designer II 5 x 8 Graphic Tablet for Kids Review @ TestFreaks
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About two years ago I reviewed a product from Genius, the Kids Designer graphics tablet, and Im happy to report that my youngest son still uses it to this day and very much enjoy it. The Kids Designer tablet is a great product for children but Genius has decided to improve upon it with the Kids Designer II Graphics Tablet which is what I have for review today. This second generation tablet looks very much different from the first and this one includes a wireless pen instead of wired like the first one has. If you have young children then this is certainly a product your should look into, my kids love it and I think your will too. "
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SteelSeries Sensei [RAW] Gaming Mouse Review @ Techgage
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* SteelSeries unleashed its Sensei in 2011; one year later, the revamped Sensei [RAW] joins its ever-growing gamer-oriented line. Join us as we see whether or not the newest model`s less is more approach is enough to merit its celebrated predecessor`s status as one of the acknowledged masters of the gaming mouse class."
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