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SteelSeries MMO Mouse Legendary Edition @ LanOC Reviews
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 Even as early as the name, SteelSeries knows how to appeal to MMO addicts such as myself. Sure, `Legendary` sounds desirable, but what attracts me is the color of the font. It`s not a phenomena restricted to the massive-multi genre, either; anyone who has scrambled for a green set item in Diablo 2 shares the same rush that raiders do when they roll for legendary loot. SteelSeries has dropped a Legendary Edition MMO Gaming Mouse, let`s roll to see if it`s a Need, Greed, or Pass."
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NZXT Avatar S Gaming Mouse Review @ OCIA.net
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?Back in 2008 NZXT released their first gaming mouse, dubbed the Avatar. Other than driver updates to accommodate newer games and provide bug fixes, NZXT has seemed content to leave it at that. You might ask then how NZXT could improve upon the Avatar`s success enough to warrant a new product designation. Well you could start by replacing the 2600 DPI optical sensor with a 1600 DPI laser for better tracking on all surfaces. Then you eliminate two customizable buttons that the majority of users will probably never miss. Continue by reducing the switchable DPI selections from four down to three, throw in 16Kb of memory for storing of settings and profiles, and allow users to customize the LED lighting. Finally freshen up the aesthetics and slap an S model designation on it. Oh yeah, and cut the price almost in half.?"
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SteelSeries Sensei Pro Grade Laser Mouse Review
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Featuring a state of the art 32bit ARM CPU and a blazing fast 5700CPI/10.8MP laser sensor the latest achievement by SteelSeries called the Sensei Pro Grade Laser Mouse can achieve breathtaking speeds of up to 11.400DCPI with incredible accuracy thanks to the patented ExactTech technologies."
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Thermaltake Tt eSPORTS Dragon Battle Bag & Conkor Mouse Pad Review
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I received a box of goodies from Tt eSPORTS at the beginning of this month. The box was absolutely huge and I was thinking, what in the hell is in this box? It can`t be a mouse or a keyboard. As I opened the box I revealed what looked like a duffel bag. But it is much more than that; much, much more. Enter the Tt eSPORTS Battle Dragon Bag. The bag looks quite the LAN buddy from the outside, but once you start exploring it inside of the bag, you really see just how much work Tt have put into this bag. Upon opening the bag, you start realizing that this bag is quite special. The bag itself is Tt`s signature black and red scheme, which looks undeniably hot."
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ModMyMachine SlamePad Mouse mat @ techPowerUp
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ModMyMachine`s first mouse mat is tested to see whether it can compete with the more estabilshed brands. The SlamePad is made from aluminum and has a lot of distinctive design features. All those looking for a certain color of mouse mat will be pleased to find that the SlamePad is available in a multitude of different colors."
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Thermaltake Tt eSPORTS Azurues Gaming Mouse Review @Hi Tech Legion
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The Thermaltake Tt eSPORTS Azurues is a basic 3-button gaming mouse designed for FPS gamers. The Thermaltake Tt eSPORTS Azurues has a polling rate of 500Hz and a dpi switch at the bottom adjustable up to 1600 dpi. Like all Tt eSPORTS products that plug into a USB port, the Azurues gaming mouse has a braided and gold-plated USB connector as well as a convenient carrying case. The Tt eSPORTS Azurues does not require any software or drivers to use and is completely plug and play. For gamers that want a simple gaming mouse, the Thermaltake Tt eSPORTS Azurues is a high-performance alternative with just the right amount and combination of enthusiast features."
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Qualcomm Vellamo Browser Benchmark and Results - Android Web Performance
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However, TI`s OMAP3 platform in the Droid X scored last here, which is interesting as it has been a high scorer in benchmarks we have performed in the past. While some may point to Qualcomm optimizing Vellamo for their Snapdragon platform, it seems to not be the case as Tegra and Samsung Hummingbird platforms were high scorers in our testing."
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Ttesports Black Gaming Mouse @ Rbmods
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Today we are reviewing Ttesports gaming mouse named Black. This gaming mouse is aimed mainly at gamers, with its teflon coated feet, rubber buttons and more features that we are taking a look at later in this review."
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Thermaltake Tt eSPORTS Black Element Gaming Mouse Review @Hi Tech Legion
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The Black Element looks to be a strong contender in the world of gaming. The Black Element has a ton of features that any gamer would love to have. The main features push it towards a good MMO or RTS gamer mouse. The Black Element has 9 buttons total. Each button can be individually programmed and saved on 5 possible profiles."
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ROCCAT Isku Review @ Vortez
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Back in March at CeBIT 2011, ROCCAT showcased their upcoming products including their new Illuminated Gaming Keyboard named Isku. As revealed during this short preview, the Isku appeared to have every imaginable feature gamers could need. It falls to us today to finally to get the Isku under the spotlight and see if it really can be seen as a stronger contender within the gaming keyboard sector."
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Genius Slimstar 8000 Wireless Keyboard/Mouse Combo Review
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"Genius has a solid product with the SlimStar 8000 wireless keyboard/mouse combo. Both devices have a relatively small footprint and will easily fit in most laptop bags. Construction is solid and you can expect reliable performance. It may come in at a cheap price of $25, but it doesn't feel cheap. And at that price, anyone who needs a basic keyboard/mouse to use with a laptop or HTPC can afford it."
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Gigabyte Aivia M8600 @ LanOC Reviews
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In the moments before I sat down in the office to write this review, Wes and I wrestled with the web of cords that we hide behind the monitor. Given the opportunity, I think any user would jump on the chance to eliminate even one from that mess. Attractive of a thought as that is, wireless peripherals aren't always the friendliest, in cost or performance. We visited Gigabyte's Ghost engine last year with the M8000Xtreme, and today we sit down with the newest addition, one that is designed to cut down the clutter of cables.
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Nexus SM-9000C Silent mouse
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We've reviewed a couple Nexus mice in the past, and today we will take a look at their newest no-sound mouse called SM-9000. SM-9000 is similar to the ones we've reviewed in the past except that it is a full-sized mouse with some nice new features. Read the full article and see how well it performs.
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Sharkoon Fireglider Black gaming mouse
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"The Sharkoon Fireglider is the most tragically whimsical name I’ve ever heard a mouse being given. When your friends ask you, “So, what mouse are you using?”, the answer “Sharkoon Fireglider” is not one you can give with a straight face. Don’t bring up its slogan either, “Procure the best advantage possible with the SHARKOON FireGlider!” That’s right, “procure” it.
After they’ve stopped laughing and trolling, you can hit them with your riposte: “It’s actually pretty good! It’s got a high DPI sensor, a triple click button and it’s programmable.”
And if they give it a go, they’ll see behind the silly name is a surprisingly competent gaming mouse. Sharkoon’s website has a boatload of features and specifications, so I may as well put them down here as anywhere:"
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