Razer intros Orochi Bluetooth gaming mouse
updated 02:30 pm EDT, Thu July 23, 2009
Razer intros Orochi mouse
Razer on Thursday introduced its latest gaming mouse, the Orochi. One of the company's first real notebook mice, it communicates over Bluetooth 2.0 but sports a very high-sensitivity 4,000dpi optical sensor. The design is ambidextrous, and a 3-foot cord is included in case the two AA batteries lose their charge. There are seven programmable buttons, with their custom functions saved in built-in memory.
A carrying case is included, and the Orochi mouse is priced at about $80. While it is available for pre-order now, it should ship in about 3 or 4 weeks.
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